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I Don’t Need To Change My IP Address, I Have Nothing To Hide: 6 Biggest Misconceptions About Internet Anonymity

Every trip to the Internet leaves traces, with which users can be clearly identified.  Because when the router dials in it’s assigned a unique worldwide number combination, the IP address.  Even weeks later you can find out when and with which IP address a website was visited. Why should you, therefore, change the IP address?  […]

I Don’t Need To Change My IP Address, I Have Nothing To Hide: 6 Biggest Misconceptions About Internet Anonymity Weiterlesen

Data Abuse: From Online Tracking To Re-Targeting – A Glossary Of Terror

Online marketing experts are trying to reach online customers efficiently and to spread advertising messages as precisely as possible.  What makes sense from a marketing perspective is to target advertising as accurately as possible, however, for you as an Internet user this interferes with your privacy. Because the basis of personalized advertising is online tracking

Data Abuse: From Online Tracking To Re-Targeting – A Glossary Of Terror Weiterlesen

Enough Is Enough: How To Stop Your Smart TV From Sending Out Data

Today, every device has to be “Smart.”  So also does the TV.  These modern tools are no longer just for watching TV, they connect via the Internet with YouTube, show helpful information about the current program and can be extended by apps to additional functions.  Switching via voice control is also possible.  This is well

Enough Is Enough: How To Stop Your Smart TV From Sending Out Data Weiterlesen

TV’s are Calling Home: Samsung Smart TV Security is Absent

Not only hackers threaten the privacy of TV viewers.  A study by eBlocker reveals how intensively manufacturers, tracking services, and TV stations can use smart TV devices to retrieve usage data from their customers or viewers and condense them into precise personality profiles. Permanent Data Flow Even in Standby Mode Based on a 2016 Samsung

TV’s are Calling Home: Samsung Smart TV Security is Absent Weiterlesen

“Dr. Google” Knows All Your Woes: No Privacy Of Patient Data On The Internet

The cliché of seniors disliking the internet is outdated.  According to a study by the German digital association Bitkom, 40 percent of all people over the age of 65 actively use the Internet.  When surfing the Internet, news, e-mail and online shopping among the older users is particularly popular.  There is little consideration among seniors

“Dr. Google” Knows All Your Woes: No Privacy Of Patient Data On The Internet Weiterlesen

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