The "browser wars" continue on. These days, a majority of people have been lured/forced into Google's Chrome web browser, but issues regarding user privacy and the openness of the web keep growing. [...] Read more

Recently the German Federal Office for Information Security ran an audit of the five major desktop web browsers to evaluate them on a number of key security features and guidelines. Of all the [...] Read more

Mozilla is announcing that the latest Firefox version 69 carries with it a number of significant improvements. Their new "enhanced tracking protection" is now available to everyone and enabled by [...] Read more

The news stories continue to grow as people are discovering just how insidious the Google Chrome web browser is becoming. The latest is one in The Washington Post titled: "Goodbye, Chrome: Google’s [...] Read more

So it's being reported that almost all web browsers (including Google Chrome, Apple's Safari and Microsoft's Edge) are going to be removing the feature that allows users to disable a click-tracking [...] Read more

Today Bloomberg is reporting that millions of records of private information of Facebook users' accounts was found public and unsecured on Amazon Cloud Servers. It is rather staggering at the level [...] Read more

There's a great article at The Wall Street Journal from a reporter documenting her ongoing frustrations with the systemic problems with the new Macbook keyboards. This aligns with my own experiences [...] Read more

Apple certainly does try to have a stranglehold on the repair market for their products. By trying to limit you to only going to their service centers, it allows them to name whatever price they want [...] Read more