- Search results for privacy
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 | Google says it won't track users as they browse web once third party cookies are phased outThird-party cookies that allow advertisers to track users have been blocked in Apple Safari and Mozilla Firefox and Google aims to do the same in Chrome | |
 | Indian Law won't cover you being photographed secretly but there is still some hopePrivacy was recently declared as a fundamental right but the invasion that occurs on a daily basis in our country has no definite law to protect it. However, sub-laws can greatly help in such cases | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: Revisiting the ecological disaster that was the 2017 Ennore oil spillToday in #TBT, we give you the details of all things that conspired together to make the 2017 Ennore oil spill happen and a few details from the report that followed. Today is also Data Privacy Day | |
 | Unhand my data, homie! Here's how we can stay away and safe from invasive appsWith WhatsApp’s new privacy policy having everyone up in arms, The Coach tells us how we can stay away and safe from invasive apps | |
 | What the FAQ: Everything about WhatsApp's privacy policy and why Elon Musk wants us to switch to SignalWhatsApp's new privacy policy entails more insight on integration with Facebook, its parent company and how a user's data can be impacted when they interact with a business account | |
 | No strings attached: Learn programming via this 24-year-old's foundation at zero cost. Beat that!Yes, you read that right. You don't need to share any personal information to learn on the open-source platform of The Programming Foundation. Hooray for privacy! And this is how it really works | |
 | WhatsApp privacy policy change to be discussed in Parliamentary panel's meeting with FB, Twitter officialsWhatsApp recently announced that it has postponed its planned privacy update, which will give users more time to review the policy and accept the terms | |
 | Google to add privacy labels to iOS applications as early as this weekGoogle refuted claims that it was delaying iOS app updates because it doesn't want to comply with Apple's recently announced App Store Privacy Labels policy | |
 | Here's why Zoom is asking you to upgrade the app before May 30The company has gotten under major scrutiny over security and privacy-related issues ever since the reports of Zoombombing came to light | |
| How video conferencing app Zoom went from 10 mn to 300 mn users in one pandemicCEO Eric Yuan had admitted that despite "working around the clock" to support the influx of new users, the service had "fallen short of the community's privacy and security expectations" | |
 | Scientists in the UK develop novel Bluetooth contact tracing app for COVID-19The DP-3T tracing system has been developed to the highest privacy standards, and is ready to deploy into an app, according to the researchers from University College London | |
 | DU women's hostel authorities send photos of protestors to varsity officials to have them debarred, allege studentsThe students said that the pictures were taken without their knowledge and sent to the higher authorities. They said that it is a breach of privacy along with a threat to the right to dissent | |
 | Cops should have access to your WhatsApp messages: IT Minister Ravi Shankar PrasadThe issue of traceability has been a flashpoint between the government and messaging giant, WhatsApp, for quite some time | |
 | Period tracking apps found sharing sensitive user data with FacebookFacebook responded to the report and said it had gotten in touch with the apps Privacy International identified to discuss possible violations of its terms of service | |
 | Reports say Google has been secretly sharing users' data with advertisersThe Data Protection Commission began an investigation into Google's practices in May after it received a complaint from privacy-focused browser maker Brave |
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