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Do-not-track off to a slow start, Mozilla adds support for Android

24
May
2011

Whenever an average consumer is confronted with the idea of “opting in,” typically they don’t bother. They are not aware they have a choice, it’s too complicated to follow through or they simply don’t understand the importance. A great example of this is Facebook’s introduction of HTTPS via opt-in back in January. In a post […]

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Scam: “Your money has been recovered”

19
May
2011

Originating from a government-owned IP address in China (218.26.2.42), this slightly puzzling advanced fee fraud is deliberately vague about where this $7.6m comes from.. of course, there are no millions stashed away in Hong Kong, but instead you can expect that there will be a LOT of expensive and unexpected fees to pay instead. From: […]

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