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The Official EasyList Website - 0 views
Identification des blogueurs - Sénat - 1 views
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"L'auteur d'un blog a toujours pour obligation d'indiquer son identité."
bcg.perspectives - The Value of Our Digital Identity - 1 views
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€1 trillion in Europe by 2020
Privacy Alert #1 : le consentement explicite | La Quadrature du Net - 0 views
Is Google Sucking the Life Out of Your Identity? Are They Alone? - Search Engine Watch ... - 1 views
Grant: NSTIC will succeed where other programs have failed - FierceGovernmentIT - 0 views
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What emerged from the presentations is that many of the pilots face similar problems, Grant said, such as lack of a standard agreement to bring on a new relying party.
Louis Pouzin : « L'Internet doit être refait de fond en comble », Actualités - 1 views
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Avec Facebook, Twitter, les e-mails, etc. les noms propres sont un véritable bordel. Vous ne savez pas à qui vous vous adressez.
The app: URI scheme - 1 views
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on Unix systems, naive implementations expose the username as part of the path, as well as the full path on the file system to where a file is residing (e.g., "/Users/username/app/index.html").
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an application developer could use a UUID to personally identify a user
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This can allow a developer to, for example, restore cookies even if the user has cleared cookies from a user agent.
Face-reading system watches you watching ads - tech - 14 May 2013 - New Scientist - 1 views
Can Google be Trusted to Do No Evil? - Search Engine Watch (#SEW) - 0 views
Dans l'esprit du PageRank - Cairn.info - 0 views
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