Android 17 becomes the first major mobile OS to enable Encrypted Client Hello (ECH) by default, hiding visited website names from ISPs and network eavesdroppers.

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AliExpress audio fingerprinting uses hidden WebAudio scripts for browser fingerprinting, silently seizing your Bluetooth audio. Learn to block it.

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TikTok and ByteDance finalize a massive $400 million settlement with the US Department of Justice, resolving severe violations of children's privacy laws.

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Firefox for iOS is testing a native, EasyList-powered ad blocker that requires no extensions, though it can't block Google search ads or Firefox's own sponsored content.

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