Online privacy is increasingly important in today's world. Bad actors and corporations alike are out to collect user data, and often sell this data for a profit. Revealing information about your online habits to your internet service provider, or ISP, can be a bad thing.
December 17, 2020Governments and companies can no longer conduct sweeping surveillance and indiscriminate collection of information (an activity also referred to as data retention) as they previously were under EU’s Data Retention Directive.
January 2, 2017There are a lot of wi-fi providers out there these days, and a variety of options for setting up wi-fi in your home. Given its prominence in the industry, it is no surprise that tech giant Google got into the wi-fi game and offers both a wi-fi router and a Nest wi-fi enabled device.
May 3, 2021Social media accounts are a great way to share updates and stay in touch with friends – but they also have a darker side. Along with the benefits, social media sites can bring great privacy risks. Many users fail to consider just how much personal information they’re revealing when using these sites.
January 30, 2017It was reported last week that Vizio smart TVs track user activity and viewing habits and report them to advertisers. This tracking is referred to by the company as “Smart Interactivity” and is turned on by default, so users must manually opt-out of the feature to turn it off.
November 17, 2015