A journal dating back to 2001, once argued that the new generation of eBooks would come with both advantages and disadvantages as well. However, over the years the security concerns, as well as market issues arising from the use of eBooks, cannot fail to go unnoticed. The rise of eBooks has made us regret why […]Read More
Like Facebook, Google collects enormous user data. If you read Google’s privacy settings carefully, you will be shocked, by how much data Google gets to collect from you. Personal data ranging from Google searches, YouTube favorites, Chrome’s browsing history, Audio, and video apps, as well as Google maps tracking your every location. Moreover, the company […]Read More
Microsoft has remained a big tech brand over the years. And while it may have brought a significant impact in the technology sector, the company has always been attributed to various security concerns. Various articles dating back to 2009, voiced concerns of how Microsoft products and its affiliates are raising security concerns to its users. […]Read More
Discord, a new-gen chatting platform designed for gamers, recorded a user base of 100 million registered users in 2017. The app has extended its reach to the dark web, despite its lack of end-to-end encryption as Beeping Computer reports. And while this chatting service for online gamers might be helpful to many, there are security […]Read More
LinkedIn is a seemingly professional platform initially meant to link the employer and the employee, as well as the entrepreneur and the consumer/ partner. However, over the years, that original objective changed with the company now concentrating on profit making. The rather selfish moves (including supporting ads), made by the company have attracted various cyber-criminals […]Read More
Ancestry.com has been in the business of personal genetic-tracking for a while – allowing many consumers to discover their ancestry for an approximated cost of $100. And while some consumers may be eager to find out about their ancestry background, most of them are scared of discovering certain genomes that are disturbing. However, most sceptical […]Read More
Eventbrite has been in the ticketing and event-organizing business for a long time. And while the company may have grown to become a corporate figure, the company may have sorted to profit making rather putting the privacy of security of its customers first. A notable deeper issue with Eventbrite is that it collects user data, […]Read More
Evernote, an online notes-syncing service has been faced with numerous setbacks to make you want to exit the service. Recurring issues like security breaches, raising privacy concerns, and its inevitable closure are among the major reasons you should quit the service. Here here’s why. Your job at Evernote is not guaranteed Months ago, Evernote was […]Read More
Lyft may have become a giant riding service, but its illegal acts contradict what we expect from them. For instance, Lyft will lure you into giving them your data, but they will not want to let go of the data once you exit the service. This act has seen many users suffer from the contradiction […]Read More
From being the greatest chipmaker, with a good track record – to being an unsecure, and untrustworthy corporation, Intel is a brand to worry about. Intel, a chip manufacturing company, has for a while been faced by lawsuits, product attacks, market competitions; and its misgivings. We took notice of the injustices it performs on its […]Read More
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