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Leave them kids alone!
I’ve been reading a disturbing number of articles lately advocating and promoting software solutions for the monitoring of children’s smartphones and computers. I don’t have too much issue with children having software on their computers for filtering access to the … Continue reading
Posted in Geek, Opinions
Tagged freedom, gareth hughes, greens, privacy, security, spyware, think of the children
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Mozilla Collusion
This week Mozilla released an add-on called Collusion, an experimental extension which shows and graphs how you are being tracked online. It’s pretty common knowledge how much you get tracked online these days, if you just watch your status bar … Continue reading
Posted in Geek, Open Source
Tagged advertising, facebook, freedom, google, linkedin, privacy, tracking, twitter
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Free At Last
By now I presume you have read my Infodrugs post where I recently decided to take a Twitter holiday. This has now progressed a step further, with me taking steps to terminate my Twitter account entirely. Twitter has been the … Continue reading