2. Your browser is your is key to internet experience. It also one of your keys to your privacy. @vivaldibrowser is a leading browser in this field, and they support #BanSurveillanceAdvertising
3. Private communications have been eroded by #BigTech the last 20 years. Alternatives are growing. Read post by Fastmail CEO, @BronGondwana. Fastmail is one of the 14 companies signing todays letter:
4. Search engines are key to many consumers to navigate the internet & find information. There are alternatives to the privacy invasive ones. One such alternative is @mojeek - CEO @ColinHayhurst also support the call to #BanSurveillanceAdvertising
7. Also, see Vivaldis blog post from a few weeks ago, where its CEO, Jon Von Tetzcner outlines “explains why it’s time to free ourselves from constant surveillance and highly personalized targeting of users on the internet.” vivaldi.com/blog/its-time-…
7. Also, see @vivaldibrowser blog post from a few weeks ago, where its CEO, @jonsvt “explains why it’s time to free ourselves from constant surveillance and highly personalized targeting of users on the internet.” vivaldi.com/blog/its-time-…
8. One of the key persons behind this drive to organise companies around this call has been @riealeksandra. Read her thread
Dating app @Grindr will be fined €10 million, 10% of global turnover for sharing personal data with commercial third parties in breach of the #GDPR, as a result of our legal complaint & report. forbrukerradet.no/news-in-englis…#privacy#adtech
2/ For context, see our work that led to this historic decision:
3 / working with, @noyb_eu & @MaxSchrems, we filed a complaint in January 2020. The decision by the DPA clearly states that Consent must be unambiguous, informed, specific and freely given. This is not the case with Grindr noyb.eu/en/gay-dating-…
1. [thread] We are filing legal complaints against six companies based on our research, revealing systematic breaches to privacy, by shadowy #OutOfControl#adtech companies gathering & sharing heaps of personal data. forbrukerradet.no/out-of-control…#privacy
2. We observed how ten apps transmitted user data to at least 135 different third parties involved in advertising and/or behavioural profiling, exposing (yet again) a vast network of companies monetizing user data and using it for their own purposes.
3. Dating app @Grindr shared detailed user data with a large number of third parties. Data included the fact that you are using the app (clear indication of sexual orientation), IP address (personal data), Advertising ID, GPS location (very revealing), age, and gender.