What we like about Brave is that is serves up ads with privacy in mind. What’s really cool about the Brave Browser is their new Brave Rewards system.
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The topic of Google recording your Location History is an old one. Luckily, the Android-maker is now introducing new ways to limit its intrusion.
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Sick of Facebook spying on your conversations, Apple pretending to care about security, Alexa employees laughing at the things you say, and Google collecting data from your email? The Librem One suite may be a good security defense for your smartphone.
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The privacy-oriented browser that we've been recommending here at Pocketnow, Brave, is introducing Brave Ads. Yes, they care about your privacy!
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Apple issues an official statement after reports that it anticompetitively removed screen time apps from the Store. The company cites privacy reasons.
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The iPhone maker is working on a new way to prevent governments and spy actors from knowing who sent what messages with encryption.
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Google Assistant won't use a matching sample of your voice to authenticate and unlock your phone or tablet anymore. What's more, there are new privacy measures.
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Germany's competition watchdog, the Bundeskartellamt, has ordered Facebook to stop combining data without users' consent.
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Businesses secretly record what you do in their apps to improve them. More worryingly, that software isn't perfect at hiding sensitive data.
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The Huawei 5G customer base has recorded a slight increase according to the company's chairman, to reach 25 commercial contracts to date.
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It denies the notion that it is a security threat to European Union member governments and is working on fixing its labs in the United Kingdom.
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Despite all the criticism towards Google and its privacy practices, Tim Cook defended Google and Apple's lucrative deal with it.
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Whatsapp will remain free but it will start including apps in the status section in one of the most famous messaging apps around the planet
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Google is giving out details about the Titan M chip, the reason the company believes the Pixel 3 is Google's most secure phone yet.
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Restaurants can start signing up to support Duplex, Google's new AI-based callbot for table reservations, in four major US metropolitan areas.
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