Moments before you see a targeted ad online, your personal information is being exposed to thousands of advertisers and data brokers. Learn how to protect yourself.
Seeing an online ad shouldn’t mean surrendering your data to thousands of companies you’ve never heard of. It’s time to end online behavioral advertising and the mass surveillance it enables.
EFF’s [@Adam_D_Schwartz]( ) and Gowri Nayar joined @npub15jte...z2e8 to discuss how and where automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems are deployed, who has access to the data, the repercussions of this mass surveillance, and how it can go horribly wrong.
Real-time bidding, which powers nearly every ad you see online, might be the most privacy-invasive surveillance system that you’ve never heard of. Learn how it works and how to protect yourself.
Curious about how encryption works? This guide walks you through some of the, ahem, key concepts.
Last year saw the rise of a new phishing scam. Here’s what should you do if someone emails you a picture of your house and a threat to publish pictures of you looking at porn. (Don’t panic, don’t pay, it’s probably fake.)
🚗 One of our most popular blogs last year was this guide to figuring out what data your car may be collecting and potentially sharing. Give it a read before you drive into the new year:
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