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Privacyfixing Internet Explorer
Today we’re pleased to announce our first Privacyfix offering for Internet Explorer 9. It’s available at privacyfix.com when you visit with the IE9 browser. Watch this video to see how it works: To start, our focus for IE9 users is … Continue reading
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Microsoft, Do-Not-Track and the Moral Highground
Microsoft announced last week that the next version of Internet Explorer will not only feature the Do-Not-Track setting, it will come with that setting turned “on” without any action by the user. Given IE’s substantial (though declining) market share, this … Continue reading
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