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Google Under Fire For Circumventing Safari Privacy Setting
It’s a tense time for Google: controversial policy and user-experience changes are combining with a growing distrust of tracking and advertising to produce something of a toxic atmosphere. Not the moment, then, you would want a minor scandal to erupt in the form of Google circumventing, intentionally or unintentionally, the privacy settings of millions of Safari users. The allegations have their source in a report by Stanford grad student Jonathan Mayer, who showed that using Safari triggered a special behavior in the normal cookie-creation process; his report was later played...
Published By: Tech Crunch - Friday, 17 February
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Facebook IPO doesn't mean the end of privacy
Cnet (2 days ago) - Privacy experts say that just because the company is going public, doesn't mean that it's...
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Gary Marshall: Why Chrome for iOS is a waste of Google's time - Vote!
Report: Google Chrome Coming To iOS Later This Year appadvice (3 days ago) - First released for Windows desktops in 2008, Google Chrome arrived in February for Android devices...
