In Chrome and other browsers, blocking third-party cookies won’t stop the trackers from sending your data, but it will make it harder to link that data to you. 2.

When you load a page, the tracker code runs, collecting data and sending it to the tech companies’ servers. This data can be anything from a profile of the device and browser you’re using to ...

This article is part of a series on data privacy that explores who collects your data, what and how they collect, who sells and buys your data, what they all do with it, and what you can do about it.

Many tools that include AI don’t require a person to take any direct action for the tool to collect data about that person. Smart devices such as home speakers, fitness trackers and watches ...

That's a lot of data. But not every browser analyzed collects huge amounts of data, and there are steps that can be taken to avoid mass data collection – here's what you need to know.

AI Apps Collecting the Most User Data According to an analysis by Ecommerce Platforms, there are some AI apps that are a lot worse when it comes to protecting user data than others. In fact ...

Arduino’s IDE 2 was launched in September of 2022. but it's had several updates since then to provide improvements and a range of new features. The Arduino IDE 2.3.4 still retains the same CLI ...

More companies are vying for your data than ever before, and that extends to your smart TV. Here's how you can prevent it regardless of the brand you have.

This tutorial walks you through creating a Google Form, setting it up to collect data, and sharing it with others. Step 1: Access Google Forms Open a web browser and go to Google Forms.