Tag: websites

New Safari privacy features on MacOS Mojave and iOS 12 crack down on nosy websites

  1. New Safari privacy features on MacOS Mojave and iOS 12 crack down on nosy websites  CNET

  2. How to Learn Which Apps Will Stop Working on Your Mac When 32-Bit Support Ends  Mac Rumors
  3. Apple Unveils macOS Mojave: Dark Mode, All-New App Store, Stacks, And More  Tech Times
  4. Leaked macOS 10.14 screenshots show off new dark mode, Apple News app for Mac, and Xcode 10 [update: video]  9to5Mac
  5. macOS Mojave adds dark mode and improved organization options  Engadget

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Major US news websites are going down in Europe as GDPR goes into effect

  1. Major US news websites are going down in Europe as GDPR goes into effect  The Verge

  2. Why you’re suddenly getting lots of emails from sites you haven’t visited in years  CNBC
  3. GDPR: Empty inboxes, ignored emails and comics  BBC News
  4. Direct Marketing Under the GDPR: Consent vs Legitimate Interests  CPO Magazine
  5. Don’t ignore this alert from Facebook. It’s your chance to quickly curb what it knows  USA TODAY

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Windows 10 Sets will use tabs to bridge the gap between apps and websites

  1. Windows 10 Sets will use tabs to bridge the gap between apps and websites  The Verge

  2. Forget Windows; Microsoft is now all about the cloud  Computerworld
  3. Here’s how to watch the Microsoft Build 2018 day two keynote  Digital Trends
  4. A new Microsoft Store revenue share is coming – Windows Developer BlogWindows Developer Blog  Windows Blog
  5. 5 Biggest Announcements at Microsoft Build 2018  Tom’s Guide

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Why US companies are changing their websites to please China

  1. Why US companies are changing their websites to please China  CNNMoney

  2. US takes to Chinese social media over ‘Orwellian’ demand  Yahoo News
  3. China Dismisses US Criticism That Its Demands on Foreign Airlines Are ‘Orwellian Nonsense’  TIME
  4. White House calls China’s threats to airlines ‘Orwellian nonsense’  Washington Post
  5. China hits back after White House slams territory warning to global airlines as ‘Orwellian nonsense’  ABC Online

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Genealogy websites help California police find Golden State Killer suspect

Genealogy websites help California police find Golden State Killer suspectCalifornia investigators tracked down the man they suspect is the Golden State Killer by comparing crime scene DNA to information on genealogy websites consumers use to trace their ancestry, a prosecutor said on Thursday. Former police officer Joseph James DeAngelo, 72, was arrested on Tuesday outside the Sacramento-area home where he has lived for at least two decades, not far from the site of the first of eight murders he is charged with committing 40 years ago. DeAngelo, described by neighbors as an oddball and loner known to fly into occasional fits of solitary rage, is suspected of 12 slayings in all.


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Police used consumer genealogical websites to identify Golden State Killer suspect

  1. Police used consumer genealogical websites to identify Golden State Killer suspect  Los Angeles Times

  2. Investigators: DNA from genealogy site caught serial killer  Fox News
  3. After Arrest Of Suspected Golden State Killer, Details Of His Life Emerge  NPR
  4. Who is the ‘Golden State Killer’ police say they have in custody in California?  The San Diego Union-Tribune

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Facebook Outlines What Data it Collects From Other Apps and Websites

  1. Facebook Outlines What Data it Collects From Other Apps and Websites  Mac Rumors

  2. Here’s how Facebook collects your data when you’re logged out  CNET
  3. Facebook’s Zuckerberg got grilled, but nothing’s really changed  Phys.Org
  4. The Zuckerberg Hearings Were Silicon Valley’s Ultimate Debut  WIRED
  5. Commentary: #DeleteFacebook Is Just the Beginning. Here’s the Movement We Could See Next  Fortune

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