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ozilla has a new Firefox addon called Lightroom. It let's you know who's tracking you. Here's a link MaximumPC put up about it. http://www.maximumpc.com/mozilla_lightbeam_tracks_your_online_activity_2013

Somewhat to my surprise, because of the reputation of FedEx, I've been having some delivery problems with them. Of course, the degree of the problem varies, depending on the person making the deliveries, and it not always obvious who that person is, when they don't knock on the door, and leave...

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What’s the best app I could download for tracking in case I lose my phone? Other tracking devices need the phone to be online for it to work. Anything better than that? search google for "justplug.it"

Hi My new computer finally shipped!!! I'm climbing the walls without a computer to work on, it's been 3 weeks since I ordered it, my old one sitting fried in the other room. Now I start checking the tracking link every few hours. LOL Well at least I know it's on it's way now. I've decided...

Is there any utility that will tell me after the fact who downloaded anything to me? In my case just now, it's probably an update of some kind. But it has already happened because I see in Networx > General > Today that sometime this morning about 600 mb was downloaded to my computer. Is...

We've got some great news ladies and gentlemen! The Link Removed due to 404 Error has been updated to support the new Google Maps API and now provides more thorough tracking. While users remain anonymous for privacy reasons, you can now check and see our worldwide user response in virtual real...

Microsoft locks down Wi-Fi geolocation service after privacy concerns

HTML5 Being Used to Set Persistent Cookies, Study Finds | threatpost

The Daily News says U.S. marshals and NYPD detectives tracked Ruben Burgos down to an apartment in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood Monday night, sitting at his computer with his Facebook page open. Read Full Story: Lunchtime Links: Fugitive from Utica taunts police on Facebook to...

Study Finds Online Ad Firms Don't Abide By 'Do Not Track' Requests | threatpost

Hacker group LulzSec has posted the names of two people it accuses of assisting in helping track down a teen suspected of being the notorious group's mastermind. That's a unusual switch, they must have upset them somehow. Read Full Story: LulzSec IDs 'snitches' in accused hacker's arrest |...

Too busy to keep up with today's tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Friday, June 17. Source: Yahoo! News

Not 100% sure if i have posted this in the correct section as its not really a problem but a question but here goes.. I have a Win7 system i leave running 24/7 running IRC bots on Quakenet & various other .exe programs to enhance the service i provide to a gaming community of friends n fellow...

When the Lyrid meteor shower hits full strength Friday and Saturday morning, it will mark a sort of planetary triple crown: Earth Day, Good Friday and Passover. The Lyrids are one of the oldest known showers, creating a light show usually seen easily from Earth -- and completely harmless...

Link Removed It didn’t take long for Microsoft to realize the potential for its Xbox 360 motion-sensing Kinect peripheral in arenas other than the gaming space. The device was released at the end of last year, and by late February the company had announced plans to offer up a PC development...

Microsoft has announced that Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) supports two separate technologies for restricting access to information related to a user's online activity. One of the privacy features was recently prompted by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Both technologies involve the way...

My problem: I've heard that some people call them super cookies and undestructible cookies that can track the whole private data on the computer.How to delete these evercookies? Is there some software that can delete them at all? Thanks for any help :)

Did you realize, for example, that Microsoft knows how many times its users click on the Start menu? How often they use certain Aero features? How many programs get pinned to the taskbar? Link Removed

Walt Disney's internet subsidiary and several of its partners have been sued for allegedly using cookies based on Adobe's Flash Player to track highly personal information about their users, many of whom were minors. The LSOs, or locally shared objects are better known as Flash Cookies, and...