Earlier quoted context omitted.
I agree that a VPN service implies it's protecting privacy, but let me nit pick a bit: the "private" in virtual private network is not about privacy, it's about a network with a private IP space, the virtual part is that it operates on top of public IP space. With that said, anyone could make the assumption that private means privacy here, and most common use cases for consumer VPNs are for privacy, so, I guess it re…
You and I understand this distinction. The general public that has been told public networks are unsafe probably does not.
Notes on Analytics and Tracking in Onavo Protect for iOS
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Re: Notes on Analytics and Tracking in Onavo Protect for iOS
#62From the same company who asked their users if it was ok for grown men to ask nude pictures from 14 year old girls.
Source?
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#64I uninstalled every Facebook product from my phone. Turns out I really didn't need Messenger after all. As I still concede to using Facebook, I have decided to install a Chrome shortcut to mbasic.facebook.com. It does everything I need without tons of scripting, doesn't optimistically download content, and loads fast when my bandwidth is reduced. It never notifies me, and that's a good thing. Without infinite scrolli…
I don't want to use Mesenger but I need to use FB to keep in touch with my family abroad. I always have to make the browser render the non-mobile site.
I've just changed my bookmark and I'm not looking back. :)
Re: Notes on Analytics and Tracking in Onavo Protect for iOS
#65Earlier quoted context omitted.
It does say "take charge of how you use mobile data and protect your personal info." Protect personal info from what? That implies privacy.
From attackers maybe? Protection in no way implies privacy.