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Discussions tagged with 'stanford' on WindowsForum.com cover research from Stanford University on online privacy and security. Topics include a Stanford researcher reporting how a marketer exploited a browser flaw to infer users' interests like pregnancy or credit repair, and a Stanford Law School study finding that many ad firms fail to honor 'Do Not Track' requests. Additionally, Google selected Sonic.net to provide ultra-fast broadband for Stanford University residences. These threads highlight Stanford's role in internet privacy research and broadband deployment.
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Marketer taps browser flaw to see if you're pregnant
Marketer taps browser flaw to see if you're pregnant ? The Register- JMH
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- ad targeting ads browser credit repair data leakage epic marketplace fertility flaw history leak home improvement internet safety marketing pregnancy privacy research stanford user behavior user interest vulnerability web tracking
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- Forum: Windows News
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Windows 7 Study Finds Online Ad Firms Don't Abide By 'Do Not Track' Requests
Study Finds Online Ad Firms Don't Abide By 'Do Not Track' Requests | threatpost- JMH
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- advertising behavioral targeting data security do not track internet policy privacy stanford tracking user rights
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- Forum: Windows Security
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Google picks Santa Rosa's Sonic for high-profile project
Google has selected local Internet provider Sonic.net as a partner for its high-profile project to deliver ultra-fast broadband services to a select few homes in the South Bay.Sonic.net will provide customer service and perform on-site installations for the fiber optic broadband network...- Captain Jack
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- broadband community networking customer service digital data dsl expansion plans fiber optic fiber-to-the-home google high-speed internet home network internet services market analysis network management pilot project santa rosa sonic.net stanford tech innovation telecommunications
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- Forum: Windows News