AdNauseum Protects Your Privacy By Clicking Ads
A new Privacy add-on for the Firefox and Chrome web browsers is taking a scorched-earth approach to ad-blocking. The aptly named AdNauseum is an open-source fork of uBlock origin, that implements more extreme features in an attempt to increase its effectiveness. Catering to those that take issue with the newer, more moderate (and arguably less effective) ad-blocking methodologies, like Brave’s built-in ‘ad-replacement’ solution, and adBlock plus making a distinction between ‘non-invasive’ ads and your regular fair on a sponsor model, the new add-on takes things just as far in the opposite....
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The HOPR protocol provides network-level and metadata privacy for every kind of data exchange. Designed to be better than TOR, the mixnet protects the identity of both sender and recipient by routing data via multiple intermediate relay hops that mix traffic. Now the project launches staking with NFT rewards and you can earn over 18.25% APR. The HOPR Staking Program HOPR, the first-ever open incentivized communication mixnet where users earn tokens for running nodes, is launching a gamified staking program. The contract is available for staking deposits from July 20th, rewards will start....
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Preventive measures must be employed by internet users, especially within the crypto ecosystem, to conquer existing threats to personal privacy. CoinTelegraph has collected the most important ones. Most internet users who complain about privacy invasion and security breaches admit to certain careless actions on their side. Such actions range between acts of negligence and curiosity. Inadequate and out of date security setups on devices usually leave users exposed. Visiting untrusted sites and clicking on links that you are not sure of are also careless acts that can expose devices to bugs....
Bitcoin is decentralized, fast, cheap, safe and ... public. Those are the very simplified characteristics of the technology changing the world since its birth in 2009. All network transactions are what is called ‘pseudonymous’, meaning even if it's not all that easy to assign particular identities to a sender or recipient, all other transactional data is easy to find with one click. Indeed, anonymity can be maintained by using various tools, but the protocol does not directly include this feature. It is exactly this fact, in conjunction with the increased efforts by state regulators to try....
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency asset in the financial sector, is set to garner more recognition as the state of Louisiana has enacted a historic law that will safeguard BTC access while outlawing the use of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). New Bill Protects Bitcoin Access In Lousiana Dennis Porter, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and […]