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johnnyholland.org | ||
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www.integralist.co.uk
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| | | | | Privacy is becoming more and more important in our modern world. We're constantly tracked and having our movements sold to advertisers. Even more so our privacy becomes a necessity if we find ourselves doing things that could get us arrested (or even killed), such as being a journalist or a whistleblower. I am lucky enough to not suffer from such necessity, but wherever possible I do like to have control over my web browsing and other online habits. | |
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toddcullumresearch.com
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| | | | | Many of us who work in the software security field even need to do a security healthcheck from time-to-time. For me, my data security also includes privacy. After all, if my data is being sent to every Tom, Dick, and Harry, then the chances that it gets into the wrong hands or hands with improper... Read More | |
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ericlathrop.com
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| | | | | I believe privacy is a fundamental human right, and I set up technology to help enforce my privacy on the internet. I use Firefox as my web browser because it's open source and not run by an advertising company. A web browser is a user agent, meaning it works for the user. Here are the settings I configure to help me be private on the web. | |
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www.techradar.com
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