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Opinions

    • Will Deleting FaceApp Make You Safe Again?

      The hysteria about FaceApp privacy is mostly overblown, but the app does some shady things that many other apps do, too. Senior Security Analyst Max Eddy examines whether deleting apps like FaceApp can restore your privacy.

      6 years, 10 months By Max Eddy
      Will Deleting FaceApp Make You Safe Again? (Opinion Security)
    • Online Privacy Is a Right, Not a Luxury

      The tech industry is finally waking up to the fact that people care about their privacy. But current solutions all come at too high a cost in money or time to the end user, according to security expert Max Eddy.

      7 years By Max Eddy
      Online Privacy Is a Right, Not a Luxury (Opinion Abine DeleteMe)
    • Why Passwords Might (Finally) Go Away

      Passwords are still the main method for protecting online accounts. Now, a series of regulations and open standards provide hope that we can finally ditch them.

      7 years, 6 months By Ben Dickson
      Why Passwords Might (Finally) Go Away (Opinion Microsoft Windows 10)
    • Going Off the Data-Collection Grid

      Today it's easier than ever for entities to collect people's personal information. Your smartphone, fitness tracker, computer, tablet; the apps and web services you use, the websites you surf to—they all rat you out to these data collectors.

      7 years, 7 months By Carol Mangis
      Going Off the Data-Collection Grid (Opinion Security)
    • My Big Concern With Samsung's Flexible Smartphone

      Samsung's decision to enter the market at this time could start the competitive rush to bring more smartphones with flexible displays to market. But I have concerns.

      7 years, 8 months By Tim Bajarin
      My Big Concern With Samsung's Flexible Smartphone (Opinion Tim Bajarin)
    • Don't Ignore Apple's Machine-Learning Chops

      Apple is getting dangerously close to making a great deal of science fiction a reality, with machine learning and computer vision at the center.

      7 years, 8 months By Tim Bajarin
      Don't Ignore Apple's Machine-Learning Chops (Opinion Opinions)
    • The EU and the Internet Go to War

      In the possible coming of Article 11 and Article 13 to law in the European Union, some see disaster for the internet. What's really happening is an attempt to legally extort money out of Google, Facebook, and other far-too-successful US-based mega-corporations.

      7 years, 8 months By John C. Dvorak
      The EU and the Internet Go to War (Opinion Internet)