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Your graphics card could be used to track you across the web regardless of cookie consent
By Jacob Ridley published
News Recent research suggests web tracking could be highly accurate using information about a PC's GPU shader cores.
Intel accused of wiretapping in class action lawsuit
By Katie Wickens published
News Potential session monitoring scripts in use on the Intel site could spell privacy issues for innocent browsers.
Chrome's incognito mode doesn't mean what you think it means
By Jacob Ridley published
News Your dirty laundry might be more public than you think, even with private browsing switched on.
How to lock down Facebook to protect privacy
By Maximum PC Staff published
Closed 'book Take back control of your online data.
Brave is testing Tor-powered tabs to bolster private browsing
By Paul Lilly published
News Native Tor support is only for the Brave (browser).
How to protect your privacy and PC online
By Alex Campbell published
On guard ISPs can do what they want with your personal data. Here's how you can fight back.
Verizon urges FCC to block states from protecting online privacy
By Paul Lilly published
News If Verizon gets its way, states will have less power to protect consumers' privacy on the web.
Man finds NSA supercomputer info sitting on an unsecured server
By Wes Fenlon published
News This is a slightly worse security gaffe than making your password 12345.
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