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Domino's wants to track customers now, too | The Verge - 0 views

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    Domino's pizza-company is about to test out a new feature in Australia, one that flips the script of allowing customers to track a pizza that's being delivered. Now the company wants track customers
Ian Forrester

Facebook 'tracks all visitors, breaching EU law' | Technology | The Guardian - 1 views

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    People without Facebook accounts, logged out users, and EU users who have explicitly opted out of tracking are all being tracked, report says
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Uber Now Tracks You After Your Ride: Here's How to Stop That - 0 views

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    "Uber is now tracking your location even after you leave the car. A location-tracking feature that the ride-sharing company proposed last year has gone live, despite fierce opposition from privacy advocates."
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How Advertisers Use Internet Cookies to Track You - 0 views

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    It's rarely a coincidence when you see Web ads for products that match your interests. WSJ's Christina Tsuei explains how advertisers use cookies to track your online habits.
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Activision Blizzard pays employees for health tracking | GamesIndustry.biz - 0 views

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    "Company gives $1 a day in gift cards to employees using a pregnancy-tracking app that allows HR to monitor aggregated data"
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ActivityWatch - 0 views

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    "ActivityWatch is an app that automatically tracks how you spend time on your devices. It is open source, privacy-first, cross-platform, and a great alternative to services like RescueTime, ManicTime, and WakaTime. It can help you keep track of time spent on different projects, kick bad screen habits, or just understand how you spend your time."
Ian Forrester

Docracy Terms of Service and Privacy Policy Tracker - Changes - 0 views

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    Using Docracy's unique document change analysis, we are now tracking terms of service and privacy policies for hundreds of the world's top sites. See below for summaries of recent changes, or to see the complete terms for any of the sites we track.
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Here's What TfL Learned From Tracking Your Phone On the Tube | Gizmodo UK - 0 views

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    "At the end of last year, between 21st November and 19th December, Transport for London carried out an intriguing trial: It was going to track your phone on the London Underground. Today, thanks to the Freedom of Information Act, Gizmodo UK can exclusively reveal some of the utterly fascinating findings that the agency has been able to make from all of our data "
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Class action lawsuit alleges Fitbit misled buyers - 0 views

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    "A California man has filed a class action suit against Fitbit, alleging that the company's sleep tracking is inaccurate and constitutes false advertising. "
Ian Forrester

Indoor Location Technology Uses Wi-Fi to Track Shoppers | MIT Technology Review - 0 views

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    Indoor location technology brings Internet-style tracking to physical spaces.
Ian Forrester

BBC News - What price for free wi-fi? - 0 views

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    "Smartphone users are always looking for free wi-fi but at what price does it come? Businesses are looking at ways to make the free wi-fi they offer work for them too. It can track our movements through our phones and reveal a great deal about us to those who have something to sell. "
Ian Forrester

Click - 1 views

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    Demonstration of mouse tracking on websites using JS
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BBC - Autos - How connected car tech is eroding personal privacy - 0 views

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    Your car is watching you - tracking your driving style, your whereabouts and even your favourite songs. Can it be trusted?
Ian Forrester

Big Mother Is Watching You: The Track-Everything Revolution Is Here Whether You Want It... - 0 views

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    "If you keep your fitness-related New Year's resolutions in 2015, it'll likely be thanks to the new wave of devices and apps that have taken monitoring things like newborn sleep patterns and blood oxygenation from geek hobby to mass-market juggernaut. But what happens when companies have access to the most mundane details about our bodies? "
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