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Qwant is the one search engine made in Europe that protects your privacy. We don't need your data to deliver good results!
âĄď¸ https://www.qwant.com/
Joined May 2019
Some airlines use facial recognition, others do not.
Before you travel, check the website "Airline Privacy" created by our colleagues #FightForTheFuture to make sure you travel without being a victim of mass surveillance.
Is it possible to combine personalization of results and privacy?
Yes! With Masq.
We are developing a tool, currently available in beta, that allows you to store your data locally. We explain everything on our blog #BetterWeb âŹď¸
Mark Zuckerberg would put a piece of tape on the camera and microphone of his computer.
At the same time he bought the 4 houses around his home to protect his privacy.
Anyway, #PrivacyMatters!
Four months after the launch of the Privacy Project, The New York Times takes stock of what has emerged.
Continue this excellent work of raising awareness about the importance of protecting your privacy.
Congratulations to the entire
team for this tremendous work of awareness đđđ
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/16/opinion/privacy-project-nytimes.html
"Accepting Alexa into your home means believing that Amazon isnât somehow taking advantage of the data youâre giving it. In short, you have to trust them"
How can we trust voice assitants after all the scandals that have been going on?
https://www.theverge.com/2019/9/26/20885512/amazon-alexa-voice-assistant-privacy-features-trust
Because talking through Messenger, Instagram or WhatsApp is not safe, we explain on our blog #BetterWeb how to chat securely. đą
https://betterweb.qwant.com/what-messaging-services-should-i-use-to-protect-my-privacy/
6 - choose carefully your search engine
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/25/smarter-living/5-cheapish-things-digital-security.html
One more reason to use Firefox, Brave, Signal, TelegramâŚ
Apple unveiled iOS 13 yesterday. You may have noticed that many applications required permission to use Bluetooth.
This permission is not related to your headphones or Bluetooth headset. It is actually used so that apps can track you....
More explanations by The Verge âŹď¸
"During a strange week for Asian Americans, the app â which is part of an art project â achieved its aim by underscoring exactly whatâs wrong with artificial intelligence"
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/sep/17/imagenet-roulette-asian-racist-slur-selfie
âQwant is created in Europe for the European citizens with European valuesâ.
Former Mozilla Europe president, Tristan Nitot, who joined Qwant last year as VP of advocacy, has been promoted to Chief Executive.
Facial recognition once again shows its limits: abuse, illegality, arrest of innocent people...
As long as this practice is not regulated, there will be abuses.
https://washingtontimes.com/news/2019/aug/11/detroit-police-use-facial-recognition-violates-pri/
It shows that no one is ever safe from a hack...
September is coming soon and you will probably update your Linkedin profile.
On our blog #BetterWeb, we explain how to protect your privacy as much as possible on this social network âŹď¸
https://betterweb.qwant.com/how-to-protect-your-privacy-on-linkedin/
ÂŤÂ Tracking a vehicle without its driverâs knowledge is illegal under EU data protection laws. 
When the violation of privacy goes IRL
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/08/20/cars/mercedes-trackers-intl-scli/index.html
Qwant is the one search engine made in Europe that protects your privacy. We don't need your data to deliver good results!
âĄď¸ https://www.qwant.com/
Joined May 2019
