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Mozilla's New Platform 'Rally' to Share Data With Scientists Not Advertisers. That Too With Your Consent
Mozilla has launched a new sharing platform called 'Rally' that aims to empower people to share their Web browsing data with researchers for the betterment of society instead of advertisers. It will give users the option to participate in studies and the control of what data to share.
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Mobile Internet Suspended In Ghaziabad For 24 Hours From 10 PM Today
Mobile internet services have been suspended in Ghaziabad for 24 hours from 10 pm on Thursday in view of violent protests against the new citizenship law in parts of Uttar Pradesh, an official said.
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For the 'Sexiest Job in the 21st Century', Demand Exceeds Supply
Companies are begging colleges to let them help with class projects, hoping to get a foot in the door with future candidates.
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Hyatt Hotels Discovers Card Data Breach at 41 Properties
Hyatt said the incident affected payment card information, such as, cardholder name, card number, expiration date and internal verification code.
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Less Than Half Phone Makers Have Responded to Government’s Data Protection Directive
The government is trying to understand what security measures the companies are taking to make sure that user data is not leaked.
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TRAI Favours New, Strong Data Security Rules for the Cloud
TRAI has suggested the government to consider to enact an overarching and comprehensive data protection law covering all sectors for the cloud services.
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This Website Lets You Check Password Strength Against 320 Million Leaked Passwords
Have I Been Pwned, or HIBP, generally lets users see if their email addresses have been breached without revealing the passwords
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Airtel 'Happy Hours' Offers 50 Percent Data Back on In-App Downloads to Prepaid Customers
Airtel is offering 'Happy Hours' service to its prepaid customers in which it will credit them back with half of the data spent on downloads during 3am and 5am
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Chrome for Android Can Now Save Up to 70 Percent Data, Says Google
Chrome for Android now removes images from websites if it detects a slow connection on the mobile device.
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Data Hacked From US Government Dates Back to 1985: Official
"This means that they potentially have information about retirees, and they could know what they did after leaving government."
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Twitter Sues US Government for Right to Reveal Data Requests
The lawsuit marks an escalation in the Internet industry's battle over government gag orders on data requests.
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Yahoo Transparency Report Reveals US Topped Data Requests
The United States called on the California-based Internet veteran to disclose data from accounts of 12,533 users, compared with the 4,759 accounts targeted by second-place Taiwan.
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Researchers Set World Record Data Transfer Speed of 43Tbps
Researchers at Technical University of Denmark (DTU) used a new type of optical fibre to claim the world data transfer record.
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Bill to Overhaul NSA Data Collection Clears Hurdle in US Congress
The bill would allow the NSA to collect a person's phone records if investigators can convince a judge of reasonable suspicion of involvement in terrorism.
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US company to beam free wi-fi to entire world from space
A US company is planning to build an 'Outernet - a global network of cube satellites broadcasting Internet data to all the people on the planet - for free.
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Mozilla's New Platform 'Rally' to Share Data With Scientists Not Advertisers. That Too With Your Consent
Mozilla has launched a new sharing platform called 'Rally' that aims to empower people to share their Web browsing data with researchers for the betterment of society instead of advertisers. It will give users the option to participate in studies and the control of what data to share.
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Mobile Internet Suspended In Ghaziabad For 24 Hours From 10 PM Today
Mobile internet services have been suspended in Ghaziabad for 24 hours from 10 pm on Thursday in view of violent protests against the new citizenship law in parts of Uttar Pradesh, an official said.
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For the 'Sexiest Job in the 21st Century', Demand Exceeds Supply
Companies are begging colleges to let them help with class projects, hoping to get a foot in the door with future candidates.
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Hyatt Hotels Discovers Card Data Breach at 41 Properties
Hyatt said the incident affected payment card information, such as, cardholder name, card number, expiration date and internal verification code.
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Less Than Half Phone Makers Have Responded to Government’s Data Protection Directive
The government is trying to understand what security measures the companies are taking to make sure that user data is not leaked.
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TRAI Favours New, Strong Data Security Rules for the Cloud
TRAI has suggested the government to consider to enact an overarching and comprehensive data protection law covering all sectors for the cloud services.
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This Website Lets You Check Password Strength Against 320 Million Leaked Passwords
Have I Been Pwned, or HIBP, generally lets users see if their email addresses have been breached without revealing the passwords
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Airtel 'Happy Hours' Offers 50 Percent Data Back on In-App Downloads to Prepaid Customers
Airtel is offering 'Happy Hours' service to its prepaid customers in which it will credit them back with half of the data spent on downloads during 3am and 5am
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Chrome for Android Can Now Save Up to 70 Percent Data, Says Google
Chrome for Android now removes images from websites if it detects a slow connection on the mobile device.
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Data Hacked From US Government Dates Back to 1985: Official
"This means that they potentially have information about retirees, and they could know what they did after leaving government."
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Twitter Sues US Government for Right to Reveal Data Requests
The lawsuit marks an escalation in the Internet industry's battle over government gag orders on data requests.
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Yahoo Transparency Report Reveals US Topped Data Requests
The United States called on the California-based Internet veteran to disclose data from accounts of 12,533 users, compared with the 4,759 accounts targeted by second-place Taiwan.
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Researchers Set World Record Data Transfer Speed of 43Tbps
Researchers at Technical University of Denmark (DTU) used a new type of optical fibre to claim the world data transfer record.
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Bill to Overhaul NSA Data Collection Clears Hurdle in US Congress
The bill would allow the NSA to collect a person's phone records if investigators can convince a judge of reasonable suspicion of involvement in terrorism.
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US company to beam free wi-fi to entire world from space
A US company is planning to build an 'Outernet - a global network of cube satellites broadcasting Internet data to all the people on the planet - for free.
