Privacy & Policy
First-Party vs Third-Party Cookies: The Difference and Impact
First-party cookies store your login state on a single site, while third-party cookies follow your browsing habits across the entire web.
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First-party cookies store your login state on a single site, while third-party cookies follow your browsing habits across the entire web.
Civil rights groups petition the state's highest court to mandate warrants for police searches of automated license plate reader data in four cities.
Flock CEO Garrett Langley argues that reducing crime justifies privacy sacrifices through widespread surveillance technology deployment.
Flock’s chief executive defended large-scale monitoring tools at TechCrunch Disrupt, claiming crime reduction justifies the loss of personal privacy.
Data brokers aggregate your public records and browsing habits into detailed profiles, selling them to advertisers and insurers without your direct consent.
Data brokers rarely honor opt-out requests permanently, so you must verify your removal and repeat the process to stop the constant re-aggregation of your personal details.
Personal data brokers sell employee records to the highest bidder, creating liability and reputational risk for small firms that lack the budget for enterprise privacy suites.