ICG Seeking Public Input on Key Internet Governance Proposal by 8 September 2015
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ICANN’s Public Comment September 2015 Deadline Approaches
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Lenovo Admits Putting Tracking Software On Your PC: “We Messed Up Badly”
This is not only REALLY high up on the creepy scale, it also completely destroys Internet security.
Whether you’re buying something online or accessing Internet banking, the Superfish program essentially cuts the secure link between you and sensitive websites that you’re trying to access.
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
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