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Category Archives: Privacy
Google Chrome And Its End-User License Agreement (EULA)
Here’s something I actually missed the first time, straight from the EULA for Google’s Chrome. 11.1 You retain copyright and any other rights you already hold in Content which you submit, post or display on or through, the Services. By … Continue reading
Is Your GMail Notifier Suddenly Broken?
*Update 17/2/2010*: GMail recently enabled this HTTPs connection by default, so please read on for the fix! You’ve probably just enabled the latest setting in Gmail: Always use HTTPs. (But good news, there’s a fix!) Though this setting is advised … Continue reading
Germany to invade your home (computer)
So a new legislation passed in Germany: the BKA or Bundeskriminalamt, the federal crime unit, now has the right to search your home computer(s) [if the computer is located in Germany]. The law does state that a detective can not … Continue reading