Category Archives: Web Browsers

Brave Proposes a Framework to Ensure Machine Learning Models are Trained Privately

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The makers of the Brave web browser today revealed a plan for ensuring that AI machine learning models are trained privately.
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What I Use: Dashlane (Premium)

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In January, I expressed my frustration with the sad state of the passwordless experiences in Bitwarden and 1Password, two of the top-rated standalone password managers. As I noted a few weeks back, security is a rabbit hole from which there is no begin… Continue reading What I Use: Dashlane (Premium)→

Microsoft Edge Should No Longer Import Other Browsers’ Data Without User Consent

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Microsoft has quietly updated its Edge browser yesterday to address an issue causing the browser to import data from other web browsers without users’ consent.
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iMessage, Microsoft Bing, and Edge Will Avoid EU’s DMA Regulation

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Following five months of investigations, the EU Commission has determined that iMessage, Bing, Edge, and Microsoft’s Advertising services should not be regulated under its new Digital Markets Act.
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