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“privacy” News Archive

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Definition · Supertopics: ethics, security · Subtopics: do-not-track, fingerprinting, gdpr, p3p (non-exhaustive) · “privacy” × ? · “privacy” RSS feed (per email)

Entry (Sources) and Additional TopicsDate#
25 Years of Mass Surveillance Is Enough (sch)150
politics
Europe’s Cookie Law Is Really a Law About Surveillance (itx/edr)149
cookies, consent-management, legal
Chrome Again Exempts Google From User Site Data Settings (lap)148
chrome, browsers
How Chrome Tracks You and How to Limit It (pro)147
how-tos, chrome, browsers
I Didn’t Set a Cookie146
cookies, fingerprinting
Claude’s Steganographic Request Marking: What Developers Need to Know145
claude, ai
As Mass Surveillance Becomes a Reality, Some Are Fighting Back144
facebook+meta, apple, google
AI Surveillance and Social Progress (sch)143
ai, politics
How to Stop Meta From Tracking You (pro)142
how-tos, facebook+meta
Alibaba Blocks Claude Code for Employees Over Hidden Tracking of Chinese Users Starting July 10141
claude, ai
“President Mass Surveillance”: Right-Leaning Media Are Calling Out JD Vance’s Ties to Palantir (mmf)140
palantir, politics, ai
PACT: Anonymous Credentials for the Web (den/moz)139
cryptography, browsers
Data Brokers: Unregulated Forensic Analysis138
legal, link-lists
The Website Specification (joo)137
websites, documentation, fundamentals, seo, accessibility, security, ai-agents, performance, resilience, internationalization
Microsoft Israel Chief Leaves After Inquiry Into Use of Tech to Spy on Palestinians (mid)136
microsoft, azure, ethics, politics
Taken (sin)135
fingerprinting
Google Chrome Silently Installs a 4 GB AI Model on Your Device Without Consent (tha)134
chrome, google, browsers, ai, sustainability
How LLMs Could Supercharge Mass Surveillance in the US (tec)133
ai, politics
Atlassian Enables Default Data Collection to Train AI132
atlassian, ai
“QuitGPT” Boycott Could Spark AI Flashpoint as Ethical Use Debate Rages (luk)131
ai, ethics, chatgpt, anthropic
Your Data Is Everywhere—the Government Is Buying It Without a Warrant (jjo/npr)130
politics, ai, anthropic
Rights and Tech Coalition Calls on Congress to End Warrantless Mass Surveillance (cor/com)129
politics, legal, ai, advocacy
Cookie Consent Management in 2026 (gri/clo)128
consent-management, cookies, legal, gdpr
It Took Me Just 2 Hours to Vibe Code a Mass Surveillance Site With OpenAI’s Codex (pcm)127
vibe-coding, ai, openai
OpenAI Alters Deal With Pentagon as Critics Sound Alarm Over Surveillance (kev+/nbc)126
ai, openai, legal, politics
Palestinians Call for Increased Pressure on the Tech Companies Powering Israel’s Occupation and Gaza Genocide That Also Enable ICE Violence in the US (bds)125
ethics, palantir, microsoft, google, amazon, politics
How OpenAI Caved to the Pentagon on AI Surveillance (hay/ver)124
openai, ai, politics
“Made in EU”—It Was Harder Than I Thought123
hosting, tooling, tech-stacks
Big Tech Still Dreams of Mass Surveillance—Now People Are Pushing Back (tro)122
amazon, google, ai, politics
Europe Is Ready to Ditch US Tech for Private Alternatives (pro)121
tooling, security, metrics
Google Helped Israeli Military Contractor With AI, Whistleblower Alleges (was)120
google, ai, ethics
Privacy (htt)119
web-almanac, studies, research, metrics, legal, consent-management, do-not-track
“aria-labels” and Privacy: A Word of Caution (hom)118
accessibility, aria
Google Kills Privacy Sandbox (pro)117
google, apis
Google Announces End of Many of Its [Privacy] Sandbox Technologies116
google
Orion Browser by Kagi: Privacy-Centred Performance115
orion, browsers, kagi, performance
Cloudflare Gives Us All Another Reason to Boycott Cloudflare (sch)114
cloudflare, traffic
Europe’s Cookie Law Messed Up the Internet—Brussels Wants to Fix It (ell)113
cookies, consent-management, legal
Publishers Cry Foul Over W3C Crusade to Rid Web of Third-Party Cookies (tho/the)112
w3c, cookies
Accent Color (don)111
css, fingerprinting
Privacy on the Web: Creating a More Trustworthy Web (set/w3c)110
web, standards
Next Steps for Privacy Sandbox and Tracking Protections in Chrome109
chrome, browsers, cookies
Making “:visited” More Private108
css, selectors, chrome, browsers
Online Tracking Is Out of Control—Privacy Badger Can Help You Fight Back (eff)107
tooling, browser-extensions, eff
Mitigating Browser Fingerprinting in Web Specifications (npd+/w3c)106
standards, fingerprinting, browsers, w3c
Devs: Draw Your Line (rem)105
ethics, career
It Is No Longer Safe to Move Our Governments and Societies to US Clouds (ber)104
cloud-computing, security, legal
Generating Fake Data for Privacy With Python103
videos, python
What Is the Shared Storage API?102
videos, browser-storage, apis
CDN-First Is No Longer a Performance Feature (osv)101
content-delivery, performance, caching, embed-code, security
Cascading Spy Sheets: Exploiting the Complexity of Modern CSS for Email and Browser Fingerprinting (ros)100
studies, research, css, fingerprinting
The Cyber-Cleanse: Take Back Your Digital Footprint (cyb)99
security
Biggest Privacy Erosion in 10 Years? On Google’s Policy Change Towards Fingerprinting98
google, fingerprinting
Privacy (max/htt)97
web-almanac, studies, research, metrics, apis
Privacy Principles (rob+/w3c)96
principles
Designing for Privacy (uxm)95
design, cheat-sheets
10 AI Dangers and Risks and How to Manage Them (rin)94
ai, security, sustainability, legal
Misfire (sli)93
web-platform, cookies, w3c
Third-Party Cookies Have Got to Go (had/w3c)92
cookies, web-platform
A New Path for Privacy Sandbox on the Web91
browsers, chrome, cookies, apis, web-platform
The Pitfalls of In-App Browsers (fro)90
browsers, mobile, security, user-experience
Private Browsing 2.0 (wil+/web)89
browsers, safari, webkit
What Is the Best Browser for Privacy?88
browsers, comparisons, brave, firefox, tor-browser, vivaldi, epic
Building Tech That Respects Our Rights (lau/btc)87
videos, product-management, career
Cookie Permissions: 6 Design Guidelines (nng)86
videos, cookies, consent-management, user-experience, guidelines
Update on the Plan for Phase-Out of Third-Party Cookies on Chrome85
cookies, browsers, chrome
In-App Browsers Are Still a Privacy, Security, and Choice Problem (tho/the)84
browsers, mobile, security
YouTube Video Embedding Harm Reduction (jvo)83
multimedia, embed-code, youtube, html
Privacy Sandbox: Preparing for the End of 3rd-Party Cookies82
cookies, support, google
Audit Your Site for Third-Party Cookies81
videos, auditing, cookies
Navigating the Ethical Complexities of Personalized User Experiences: Balancing Innovation With Privacy and Consent (uxm)80
user-experience, personalization, ethics, consent-management
Global Encryption Day: Encryption’s Critical Role in Safeguarding Human Rights (tor)79
awareness-days, encryption
It’s Time to End Damaging Website Design Practices That May Harm Your Users78
user-experience, usability, design, best-practices
Balancing Users’ Data Privacy and the User Experience (uxm)77
user-experience
The Potentially Dangerous Non-Accessibility of Cookie Notices (mar/sma)76
accessibility, cookies, legal, user-experience
8 Best Tools for Cryptography and Encryption (sta)75
link-lists, tooling, comparisons, security, cryptography, encryption
Firefox Rolls Out Total Cookie Protection by Default to More Users Worldwide (moz)74
browsers, firefox, cookies
Web Cookies With a Taste of Privacy73
cookies, user-experience
Without Accessibility, There Is No Privacy or Security (lev)72
accessibility, security
Privacy Principles (rob+/w3c)71
principles
Learn Privacy (sil)70
courses
Fingerprinting69
fingerprinting, browsers
Counting Unique Visitors Without Using Cookies, UIDs, or Fingerprinting68
metrics, fingerprinting
Tracking the World in About 80 Lines of JavaScript (kzi)67
javascript
User Vulnerabilities in the Data Cycle66
user-experience, vulnerabilities, legal
Mozilla Firefox Hits Back, Says Twitter Singled Out Its Web Browser65
firefox, mozilla, browsers, twitter+x
The Web Is for Everyone: Our Vision for the Evolution of the Web (moz)64
web, outlooks, security, accessibility, performance, user-experience
CSS Fingerprinting63
websites, css, fingerprinting
Tor and the Humans Who Use It (tor)62
community, tor-browser, browsers
What Is P3P Policy and How Does It Work?61
p3p, policies, standards
What SSL Is, and Which Certificate Type Is Right for You60
ssl, certificates, security, concepts
Cloudflare Considered Harmful (hla)59
cloudflare, captcha
Security and Privacy for Our Times (luk/w3c)58
security, web-platform
Web Feature Developers Told to Dial Up Attention on Privacy and Security (rip)57
w3c, security, web-platform
CSS Security Vulnerabilities (chr/css)56
css, security, vulnerabilities
Privacy Anti-Patterns in Standards (w3c)55
anti-patterns, standards
Brave’s Concerns With the Client-Hints Proposal (cli+)54
brave, browsers, hints, http-headers, http
W3C Strategic Highlights: Web for All (Security, Privacy, Identity) (w3c)53
w3c, security, authentication
Privacy by Design: How to Sell Privacy and Make Change (rea/sma)52
how-tos, legal
Web Development and the GDPR (j9t)51
embed-code, legal, gdpr
The Platform for Privacy Preferences 1.0 (P3P1.0) Specification (w3c)50
p3p, standards
Against Privacy Defeatism: Why Browsers Can Still Stop Fingerprinting (ran/pri)49
browsers, fingerprinting, safari
“Do Not Track” and the GDPR (inc/w3c)48
do-not-track, gdpr, legal
How to Check if Sites Use WebRTC47
how-tos, webrtc, feature-detection
How GDPR Will Change the Way You Develop (sma)46
legal, gdpr, processes
Encrypting IP Addresses (ber)45
ip, network, security, encryption
CSS “mix-blend-mode” Is Bad for Your Browsing History44
css, blend-modes
Do Not Track 2.0 (jus/iap)43
do-not-track, w3c
HTTPS Basics42
fundamentals, http
Tim Berners-Lee Leads Call for More Transparency Over Mass Surveillance (ale/the)41
web, politics
Tim Berners-Lee Says “Surveillance Threatens Web”40
web, censorship, politics
How the W3C Met Its Waterloo at the “Do Not Track” Vote Showdown (the)39
w3c, do-not-track, economics, mobile
Web Standards Group Plans to Continue Do-Not-Track Effort38
w3c, do-not-track
“Do Not Track” Opt-Out Icon Coming to Mobile Browsers (dar/cne)37
do-not-track, browsers, mobile
W3C Rejects Ad Industry Attempt to Hijack Do-Not-Track Specs36
w3c, do-not-track, economics
Say “Yes” to JavaScript (mit)35
javascript, performance
We Should All Have Something to Hide34
security
Firefox Raises the Online Privacy Bar With New Cookie Policy (edb/zdn)33
firefox, browsers, cookies
Yahoo Will Ignore “Do Not Track” From IE10 (the)32
do-not-track, yahoo, internet-explorer, browsers
European Commissioner Concerned About “Do Not Track” Standard (hei)31
do-not-track, w3c
“Do Not Track” Proposal Runs Into More Roadblocks (lan)30
do-not-track, w3c, browsers, economics
“Do Not Track” Effort Going Nowhere (ton)29
do-not-track, w3c, economics
“Do Not Track” in the Short, Medium, and Long Term (w3c)28
do-not-track, w3c
Microsoft: “Do Not Track” Is Good for Users, on by Default in IE 10 (wir)27
do-not-track, internet-explorer, microsoft, browsers
A Time for Compromise on “Do Not Track” (w3c)26
do-not-track, w3c
Why “Do Not Track” Measures May Still Track You (mas)25
do-not-track, support, economics
Europe Backs IE10 Privacy Settings (tec)24
do-not-track, internet-explorer, browsers
“Do Not Track” Browser Option Will Remain Opt-in Only23
do-not-track, browsers
Microsoft’s “Do Not Track” Default in IE10 Violates New Specs (lan/cne)22
internet-explorer, microsoft, browsers, do-not-track
Don’t Keep on Trackin’ (eco)21
do-not-track, w3c, economics
The State of “Do Not Track” (w3c)20
do-not-track, w3c
FTC Praises “Do Not Track” Initiatives, Refreshes Privacy Framework (tec)19
do-not-track, politics
Can “Do Not Track” Starve the Web’s Cookie Monster? (ars)18
do-not-track, cookies, browsers, policies
W3C Releases New Web Privacy Standard (wir)17
w3c, do-not-track
“Do Not Track” Standards for the Web: The Work Is Starting (npd+/w3c)16
do-not-track, w3c
“Do Not Track”: The Regulators’ Challenge (w3c)15
do-not-track, legal
URL Removals Explained: Removing Sensitive Text From a Page (joh)14
google, search, urls
No Cookies or JavaScript? No Worries—You Can Be Tracked Anyway (mis)13
Whatever Happened to P3P? (rig)12
interviews, p3p, standards
Chrome Provides Dedicated Privacy Options11
chrome, browsers
IETF Developers Call for Privacy Rules for the W3C’s Geodata API (hei)10
w3c, standards, apis
The “ping” Attribute (nza)9
html, attributes, firefox, browsers
“<a ping>”8
firefox, browsers, html
Privacy Experts Rip IE Cookie Cutter (zdn)7
p3p, browsers, internet-explorer
An Introduction to P3P (w3c)6
introductions, p3p
P3P Validator (w3c)5
tools, analysis, conformance, p3p
Website Privacy Checker (dat)4
tools, analysis
Privacy Policy and Terms of Service Generator3
tools, exploration, content, legal
Privacy Policy Checker2
tools, analysis, gdpr, legal
Claude Watermark Remover1
tools, exploration, content, claude, watermarking, ai