Google’s history of privacy failures revealed in new leak
No one is infallible, but when it comes to privacy, Google seems to be more fallible than most. The latest leak reveals yet another batch of its privacy blunders.
Ekaterina Kachalova
Copywriter with AdGuard. Loves digging deeper and dabbles in creative writing.
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Apple integrates content-blocking feature into Safari. What we know so far
Apple builds in ad blocking straight into its Safari browser. The speculation is that the feature will be AI-powered. -
Google AI Overviews aren’t just bad — they come bundled with an ad
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AdGuard’s digest: Microsoft’s nightmarish AI feature, Google’s ad injection, and massive biometric data leak
Google is adding ads to its AI Overview feature, Microsoft horrifies privacy campaigners with its new tool, and the risks of biometric data collection are exposed in a new leak. -
Microsoft seasons Start menu in Windows 11 with ads. How to avoid them?
Ads have come to the Start menu and are poised to invade other spaces in Windows 11. This is what you can do about this. -
Not watching TV? Does not matter, Roku will still serve you ads
Roku pursues a patent to display ads on external devices via HDMI, using user data and content recognition. This move could interrupt personal media experiences, raising privacy and user experience concerns. -
AdGuard not affected in new YouTube crackdown on third-party ad-blocking apps
YouTube has begun blocking users of third-party applications that violate its API terms. AdGuard does not use the YouTube API and is not affected by this. -
ChatGPT now more accessible, VPNs piggyback off porn, Google’s VPN demise, and more ads for TikTok
ChatGPT is now accessible without an account, users resort to VPNs to unblock adult sites, Google's VPN is to be discontinued, and TikTok braces for more ads. -
Microsoft Edge is getting rid of third-party cookies. What about their replacement?
Microsoft Edge is getting rid of third-party cookies — the linchpin of cross-site tracking. But their replacement poses privacy risks as well. -
Ads are coming to Discord: from ad-free sanctuary for gamers to ad-infested chaos?
Ads are coming to Discord, a messaging platform beloved by gamers. Why? And what will come out of it? And most importantly, how to block them. We explain.
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