Tech Companies and Keyboards: They Even Know Your Deleted Messages.

In an era dominated by digital communication, the concept of privacy is becoming increasingly elusive. Many users believe that deleting a message means removing it from existence, which conveys a false sense of security. However, the reality is far more complex, as tech companies have the means to store and analyze deleted messages. In this blog post, we delve into the mechanisms that allow tech companies to access every word you type on your keyboard and the implications for user privacy.

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Cyber Espionage: What You Need to Know

Cyber espionage is developing and spreading on a national and international level, often trying to remain undetected throughout the entire attack cycle. The perpetrators can take extraordinary measures to obscure their identity, their goals, and their plan of action. Can you become a target? The answer is yes. Find out why.

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What is Browser Fingerprinting?

Your fingerprints are unique and identify you as an individual in the real world. In the online world, people can be identified by their browser settings. Even though many people use the same browsers, their software and hardware settings are so different that they can serve as unique identifiers - with unintended consequences. More #PRVCYTips on that under:

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