What does ChatGPT think of “Chat Control”?
When asked about why “Chat Control” may be a bad idea when it comes to privacy and personal integrity, ChatGPT responded: Why is the new EU directive called “Chat Control” …
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GDPR is not an issue
When your service provider says: “GDPR is not an issue”, and you are left with the fallout …
Scan websites with adsbydomain.fouanalytics.com
There are a number of analytics tools for websites. One quite useful service, which can help you in identifying which resources are loaded, and where they are loaded from, when …
Don’t include GDPR-questionable external resources on your web site
Many web sites, web services, and “modern” web applications use a number of frameworks and packages. This can include Javasript, fonts (“web fonts”), CSS, and images. It is very common …
Your “cookie disclaimer” is not enough
With various legal directives in place throughout the world, website owners are “off the hook” by providing a cookie disclaimer and the possibility for the visitor to “opt out”. Some …
Cookies in the jar turns into whiskey in the jar
For almost as long as “cookies” have existed on the Internet, companies have made a habit out of using them to track you, your “behavior” on the Internet, and to …
The tip of the iceberg: Cambridge Analytica and Facebook
The short version of this post: Wake the fuck up and smell the maple nut crunch! The somewhat longer version follows. The Netflix “documentary”, “The Great Hack”, is a great …
Spotify. Privacy Policy. Oxymoron.
So Spotify’s new “Privacy Policy” (an oxymoron by the way), dated Aug 17 2015, all of a sudden allows the company and possibly its partners to utilize things like media …
Unsocial 2.0, keep your family jewels out of the privacy grinder
Given the number of online services, Smartphone suppliers, app developers, and the amount of data we “leak” to all kinds of companies, it comes as no surprise that it is …