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Glia's generative AI tools are now part of the company's existing AI Management Platform, which includes pre-built virtual assistants for banks and credit unions. The platform allows institutions to launch, manage and measure AI tools and resources into digital properties as well as the call center.

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This latest release firmly establishes Habu as the preeminent solution for data collaboration, one that adheres to the strictest privacy and security standards, facilitates seamless collaboration across various platforms, and empowers enterprises ...

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Consensys has announced that Privacy-Preserving Security alerts are now live. These have been developed by MetaMask in association with Blockaid. Privacy-preserving ...

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Increased global privacy regulations have prompted digital advertisers and tech companies to shift away from using third-party cookies to track consumer behavior across online platforms, and instead develop alternative privacy-focused advertising strategies.

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The Post-Cookie Digital Advertising Landscape

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This cascade effect of progress continually pushes the boundaries of what is possible, and with society seemingly at the precipice of that with AI, we need to have real conversations about what effective implementation of these innovations looks like.

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Welcome to ’s ! If you’re an actual winner of an award, or simply feel like a winner today, the link for the template is . HackerNoon Writing Prompts HERE Hey Hackers! I’m and I’m the Aline Deparis CEO of Privacy Tools. First of all, I’d like to say a huge thank you to the community for recognizing me/us as the winner of: HackerNoon ! Startups of the year Reporter: What does it mean for you to win this title? HackerNoon To win this title is also to gain a new pillar to continue building a future of privacy and data protection. How do you or your company intend to embrace the responsibility of this title in 2022? Since the world became data-driven and privacy and protection laws came into being, companies have become legally responsible for managing and handling the data they collect. Therefore, Privacy Tools has developed a privacy management platform with modules designed for use in different market segments and to comply with the obligations of different legislations, such as LGPD and GDPR. And, in 2022 it will be no different, our objective is to help companies be adequate in relation to the regulations in front of the legislation. What are some of the goals you’re looking forward to accomplishing in 2022 (whether it be through company initiatives or your personal journey)? To be the main Brazilian platform to bring more confidence to business and innovate through technology so that business is perceived as trustworthy by people. As you look at the variety of concerning trends in the world around you, what solutions can you think of? Name three trends and three solutions. Be as brief or as detailed as you like. Artificial Intelligence is present in our daily lives. Its trend is to continue helping to protect data against scams, fraud and misinformation in 2022. Growth in the use of Artificial Intelligence: By 2022, it is expected to build a concept of sustainability within organizations that considers not only financial and economic aspects, but also a detailed review to respect the foundations of good corporate governance, human and social rights, environmental issues such as climate risk, and cybersecurity issues. ESG in focus: : Privacy by Design comes into its own in 2022 and aims to incorporate privacy and the protection of personal data into all designs. This trend applies in particular to greater attention to the personal data and information of a company's employees and customers. Privacy by Design After participating in this journey, is there anything that you would like the team to know? HackerNoon Privacy Tools aims to solve the global needs of transparency and compliance when talking about privacy matters. Our privacy management platform is the pioneer and leader in the Brazilian market and we expect to reach the US market by the end of the year that would be the beginning of a new journey. What is something special about you or your company that you’ve rarely had the chance to properly share but really wanted to? (Give this one a proper think, I’ll know if you didn’t!) Despite all the trust we had in the Brazilian Privacy law, there was always a chance of the law never being approved by our government, however, the show must go on, then we were ready for the global market if our local market was gone. What are some concepts you wish people knew more about? The time we are living in is unique. The age of privacy has arrived, and more and more countries and companies are seeing the need to protect privacy as an important asset. That is why we want society to be increasingly mindful of the principles of privacy and data protection. Is there anything else you’d like me to know? It can be anything. I hope you remember this: Privacy Tools is the global privacy market leader of 2024. You can charge me there.

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Our online privacy is at stake these days. Big companies are trying to get our personal information everywhere, and that could lead to data leaks, blackmailing, spam emails, phishing, scams, etc. Not protecting our data isn’t protecting ourselves. So, this time, we’ll talk about five open-source and free-to-use privacy tools that you can support via Kivach. As we’ve mentioned in previous articles, is a powerful and user-friendly charity platform based in Obyte. It’s designed to donate cryptocurrencies to open-source projects on GitHub. Besides, it possesses a unique feature: This way, the crypto donation would flow like a cascade, and expensive middlemen fees (e.g., Patreon or PayPal) would be eliminated. Kivach the recipients have the option to donate a percentage of donations to other open-source projects, automatically. Let’s look into some interesting privacy tools that you can use for free, and that may receive your . support via Kivach 1. Signal This is a highly regarded open-source messaging app known for its commitment to user privacy and security. It was launched in 2014 by cryptographer Moxie Marlinspike and Brian Acton, a co-founder. The app's user base has steadily grown over the years, reaching around 40 million users worldwide by 2022. WhatsApp Signal's standout feature is its It offers text messaging, voice, and video calls, as well as the ability to send multimedia messages. Signal also provides features like disappearing messages, group chats, and support for voice and video conferences. Its commitment to open-source development and privacy-focused design has earned Signal a loyal and expanding user base, including individuals, activists, journalists, and those concerned about their online privacy. end-to-end encryption, which ensures that only the intended recipient can decrypt and read messages. Currently, Signal is maintained by the nonprofit Signal Technology Foundation. The app is completely free to download and use on mobile devices (Android & iOS) or desktop machines (Windows, Linux, and macOS). They welcome donations in numerous national currencies and also in cryptocurrencies. You can donate to them using Kivach, where they appear as , and signalapp/signal-android signalapp/signal-desktop, signalapp/signal-server, signalapp/signal-ios. 2. GrapheneOS GrapheneOS is a privacy-focused and security-centric open-source operating system designed for mobile devices. It was created in 2014 by Daniel Micay, a highly regarded security researcher and developer. GrapheneOS places a strong emphasis on enhancing the security and privacy of Android smartphones and has gained popularity among users seeking a more secure mobile experience. includes features such as a security-hardened kernel (the connection between hardware and software), fine-grained permission controls, enhanced encryption, and regular security updates. , . For this reason, it doesn’t offer Google apps or services natively. They’re only available through a sandboxed compatibility layer. GrapheneOS It provides a more secure environment for smartphone users and aims to protect against a wide range of potential threats including surveillance and unauthorized data access Funding for GrapheneOS primarily comes from user donations, sponsorships, and community support, allowing it to remain independent and focused on user privacy and security. They accept PayPal, wire transfers, GitHub Sponsors, and several cryptocurrencies. You can help them with Kivach too: grapheneos/vanadium. 3. Pi-hole This is an ad-blocker software specially designed for small, energy-efficient devices like Raspberry Pi. It was initially created by Jacob Salmela in 2014 and has since grown into a widely used project with contributions from the open-source community on GitHub. Besides Raspberry Pi, it’s also available for Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, and CentOS Stream. Unlike other ad-blockers, Pi-hole can block ads and tracking domains in a whole network, like a firewall. It maintains an extensive blocklist of known ad-serving domains and can be customized to filter additional content. Pi-hole's user base spans tech-savvy individuals, families, and organizations seeking to reduce the intrusion of online ads and protect against potential malware. After installation, it’s necessary to set Pi-hole as the computer’s DNS server, and it’s also possible to pair it with a VPN to use it remotely —for instance, in a smartphone. The project runs entirely on donations. They accept funds via Patreon, GitHub Sponsors, Google Play, PayPal, and several cryptocurrencies. You can use the latter option through Kivach, where you’ll find them as pi-hole/pi-hole. 4. WireGuard A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a technology that creates a secure, encrypted connection over the Internet, That’s what WireGuard does as a completely free-to-use app for Windows, macOS, Linux, Ubuntu, Android, iOS, and other operating systems. protecting your online privacy and data by masking your IP address and routing your traffic through a remote server. It was created by Jason A. Donenfeld and first released in 2015. WireGuard has rapidly gained popularity for its simplicity, robust security, and speed, making it a go-to choice for individuals and organizations seeking a reliable VPN solution. It is known for its minimalistic codebase, making it easier to audit for security vulnerabilities. That’s why a long list of commercial VPN brands have chosen it as a connection protocol. The WireGuard team accepts donations via PayPal, GitHub Sponsors, Patreon, Liberapay, Bitcoin, and Stripe. You can also send them more cryptocurrencies through the and Kivach, where they’re available as Counterstake Bridge wireguard/wireguard-go. 5. Cryptomator CryptoMator is an open-source encryption software that provides secure, client-side encryption for cloud storage services. It was created in 2014 by Sebastian Stenzel for personal use and later launched to the public with the German company Skymatic GmbH. CryptoMator's user base comprises individuals, professionals, and organizations looking to enhance the privacy and security of their files stored in the cloud. Key features of CryptoMator include end-to-end encryption, which ensures that The software is available on various platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, making it versatile for users across different devices. However, it’s important to note that only desktop versions are free to use. files are encrypted on the client side and remain private even when stored on third-party cloud services like Dropbox or Google Drive. The only thing you’ll need to get started is installing the software and creating a password. No more complex steps are required. To support the free version, they accept donations via PayPal, credit card, bank transfers, and CoinPayments. If you want to avoid all the middlemen fees involved on these platforms, you can use Kivach to send them cryptocurrencies. They appear as cryptomator/cryptomator. Bonus: Blackbytes To reach a good level of privacy, you’ll need to combine several privacy tools. We offer you another one in Obyte: its privacy coin, . . To make private transactions, GBB divides the internal data of its transactions into two parts. One part is publicly available and registered in the DAG as an undecipherable hash. Blackbytes (GBB) This is an asset designed to be used exclusively for P2P, anonymously, and outside centralized cryptocurrency exchanges The rest of the related information (amount, involved addresses, dates, parent transactions, etc.) is sent directly to the recipient(s) via end-to-end encrypted private message. Therefore, only the involved users have this data on their own devices (in the form of a digital file), offline. Blackbytes can also be sent online. You can buy and sell Blackbytes through the and several integrated chatbots . Additionally, just to increase your privacy level, you can enable the browser Tor from your wallet, by adjusting your Global Preferences (Settings). Obyte wallet (Chat Tab – Bot Store – Blackbytes.io Exchange) Remember to tell them! If you’re going to send some cryptocurrencies via Kivach to any open-source project of your preference, don’t forget to tell them about the donation. Initially, they may not know that they received something. If they don’t have an Obyte wallet yet, they’ll need to download it and pass through a (Chat Tab – Bot Store – GitHub Attestation Bot) to verify their GitHub account and claim the funds. GitHub attestation Besides, consider that you can explore open-source projects on GitHub yourself and make suggestions to appear in our next list! Please comment on them below, on our , or via . You can also read our previous episodes to discover more interesting software: Telegram channel Discord Kivach Donations: 5 GitHub projects it has helped so far How You Can Support Key Open-Source Initiatives With Kivach 5 Open-source Projects You Can Support With Kivach — and Cryptocurrencies 5 Open-source Projects You Can Support with Kivach and Cryptos, Episode III Featured Vector Image by jcomp / Freepik

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Updated - 01/13/20 The universal access to the Internet and advancements in technology lead to the necessity of the reinterpretation of such notions as privacy and personal data. The government's attempts to regulate and take control of the "network" life in all its manifestations, even with good intentions, turn out to be ineffective, ill-conceived and somewhat inadequate, which causes extremely negative reactions from the public and even resistance. That's why we can find so many products that offer a solution for those who tend to preserve their rights for anonymity. This article aims to provide you with an analysis of 10 best Internet privacy tools existing thus far: private Web browsers, messengers with encrypted file storages, DNS, and Emails. What are the best Internet privacy tools? 1. Utopia p2p Utopia p2p is an ecosystem developed right for the sake of total security and anonymity on the Web. It includes browser Idyll, uMail, instant messenger, uMaps, a wallet and own digital currency Crypton and other builts-in. It is a decentralized peer-to-peer network. It means that there is no single data warehouse for users’ data storage. Now, each client is a peer. The ecosystem creates his personal server for data storage. Access to it opens a personal key that is generated during the anonymous registration. Each user participates in the transmission of data, but only the recipient has a key to decrypt and see the content of the message. Also, Utopia applies the most advanced and multilevel encryption method, including a high-speed Elliptic Curve25519 and 256-bit AES. Such a method allows protecting and saving all confidential data of the users. Utopia p2p is a multifunctional ecosystem where the registration, communication, files transfer are anonymous and highly protected. API allows automating financial transactions, invoicing, receiving payment, transfer, receiving, and sending order information to their customers. That's especially beneficial for businesses. I consider it to be anew level of privacy and convenience. Besides, the ecosystem is available for free, there are no functional errors and it is famous for its stability of using. 2. Tor Tor browser is a modified version of Mozilla Firefox. Using this web browser allows you to hide your location, IP address, and other identifying information from regular websites. Earlier, in order to connect to Tor, you needed special knowledge that the average computer user did not have. Now, the situation has changed. Tor Browser simplifies the process of protecting personal data, but at the cost of reduced performance. The browser works according to the principal of the Onion Router.The data is encrypted several times with the transmission from server to server (3 randomly chosen servers of Tor network) and then transferred through the virtual channel. The decryption is processed the same way. Traffic between the Tor network and the target resource is not encrypted. Therefore, if the user wants to transmit sensitive information over the Internet, you still need to take care of confidentiality through the use of https or another pass-through encryption protocol, as well as authentication mechanisms. In addition, when using the Tor network, the user still has the opportunity to visit blocked sites. 3. Wire The former Skype vice president left the company when Microsoft bought it and decided to develop another one. This is how Wire appeared. It is a messenger with end-to-end encryption for making calls, exchanging images, videos, documents, GIFs, and so on. Wire promises not to publish or send your information to anyone and doesn't contain ads. That's great. The registration is anonymous, you just need to provide your username. The messenger is available on three platforms and is equipped with a message synchronization system. Wire is great for private and secure group conversations with up to 128 people. 3. ProtonMail ProtonMail is an email with encryption and setting message lifetime. The service quickly encrypts mail between ProtonMail users. You can send encrypted messages to users of other mail systems. Moreover, you can specify the lifetime of the message (after which the letter will be automatically deleted). ProtonMail claims that the devs do not have access to your messages due to end-to-end encryption. When registering, you do not need to indicate your real first and last name. However, during the registration, a "check for bots" is performed: you will have to specify an email or phone number. Thus, the condition of anonymity is not fulfilled. At the same time, the service rejects some of the entered email addresses, which is also disappointing sometimes. 4. Tails Tails is a Debian-based distribution for Linux that ships with Tor anonymizer, encryption and security software. The Tails system can be downloaded to any computer from a regular flash drive or SD card, which makes it convenient to use for safe Internet surfing. All Internet connections are made via TOR, and messages are encrypted with modern cryptographic means. Tails does not save any traces of your Internet activity. Tails also has support for the anonymous I2P network, which provides anonymous use of applications. The network is based on IP-style messaging, but there is also a library for creating reliable TCP-style streaming connections. Tails supports the mode of saving user data between downloads; a separate encrypted partition is created to store data on a USB drive, TrueCrypt is used for encryption. Tails also provides protection against the analysis of amnesic in the computer's memory, in the process of shutting down and removing the media, all RAM is automatically cleared. 5. Brave browser Brave browser is Firefox's child. It is an open-source product based on Chromium. Its distinguishing feature is a high level of visualization of effects from the use of security mechanisms. Brave's home page displays visual statistics in the form of special counters for blocked trackers, ad modules, redirects from http to https, as well as time saved as a result (the creators of Brave promise to load web pages 2 to 8 times faster than Chrome and Safari). Regarding the collection of personal data, Brave implements Anonize technology, which allows transactions based on the principle of "anonymous accounting." To apply this technology, cryptographic methods of evidence with zero disclosure are used. Moreover, the browser is free. 6. Signal Signal Private Messenger is Edward Snowden's favorite messenger with not so bright reputation. It gives users the ability to exchange messages and files, make calls. All transmitted messages, files, and calls are protected by end-to-end encryption, and the messages can be stored only on the user's device if he/she decides to make a copy. As for metadata, this is the only thing that service owners can know - the date when a particular user was online. But as it turned out, there are situations when all efforts to encrypt Signal information are in vain. During the process of migrating from the Chrome extension to a full-fledged desktop client Signal exports user messages to unencrypted text files. 7. Threema Threema is also secure services because it performs E2EE of all the data exchanged by the users, whether it is messages, chats, media files, etc. Threema uses an open-source cryptographic NaCl library for encryption. The keys are created and stored in protected folders on users' devices. It excludes private data access or copying. In addition, you do not need a phone number or email address to use the app. This allows you to use Threema entirely anonymously. In terms of functionality, Threema is in no way inferior to the market leaders. The messenger can send text messages, photos, and short videos, share its location, record voice messages. In addition to individual communication, group chats with several contacts are allowed. The main disadvantage of it is it's a commercial product, and you have to pay for the usage - $3.07. 8. MailVelope Mailvelope is a free browser add-on which uses the OpenPGP standard and is designed for webmail. No additional programs are required to download or install. With Mailvelope, you can Create encryption key pairs, export your public key (then you can share it with others), import other people's public keys. You can create, encrypt and sign emails, decrypt and verify letters, encrypt and decrypt attachments. Your interlocutors do not need to install Mailvelope. Any OpenPGP-compliant program is enough. Unfortunately, Mailvelope lacks many of the features Thunderbird, Enigmail, and GnuPG have, but today this is probably the easiest way for a webmail user to start using E2EE. Conclusion Each of these services serves the noble aim - your security and anonymity on the Web. Whatever tool you would choose, use it right - not for the sake of suspicious and illegal activity. I hope this article helped you to clarify the situation on the market of Internet privacy tools. Stay safe!

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Digitalization is the inevitable fate for all modern companies that want to be successful. The modern business environment is built on fast communication and data transmission between devices on internal networks and interactions on the internet. While the explosion of IT appliances is the main contributor to such transformative changes, everything revolves around the efficient delivery and storage of data. While information is, and always was, the king of all progress and innovation, the importance of data and its fast acquisition has never been higher. In 2023, all successful businesses use some form of automated data collection to gather valuable knowledge and insights faster than ever before. Companies distribute powerful tools with customizable algorithmic automation to collect intelligence from competitor websites, search engine pages, social media networks, and online shops. Other potential targets can be active forums that showcase opinions, desires, and demands of internet users, which can become potential clients in the future. Investment in data collection tools is necessary for businesses that aim to outperform competitors and stay on top of the mountain. However, while the modern, digitalized methods of communication are very efficient, web connections are not as private as we tend to think. All interactions with targeted web servers leave a trace – a log of an experienced connection, which shows the sender's IP address. Exposing this information. To competitors and other third parties can lead to exposure of the company's ties to the connection, or worse – potential DDoS, Brute Force, and other cyber attacks. Data collection tasks require discreet approaches that safeguard the company's identity, interests, and information stored within the local network. If you want to collect information with the highest possible levels of privacy and efficiency, follow the example of top businesses and protect all connections with internet privacy tools. Their connections have to be stable, while not losing too much internet speed. Data collection procedures are not as resource-intensive as file sharing via P2P communication, but multiple instances of these connections can take their toll on stability and internet speed. After evaluating our needs and criteria for successful data aggregation, dedicated proxy servers are the best option for the job. Also known as data center proxies, they provide fast, secure, and private connections that grant you consistent access to valuable data sources, even if they are unavailable in your country. Modern businesses buy data center proxies for web scraping, price tracking, and even social media management, where purchases are used to protect fake accounts. If you believe that these servers can help your use cases, make sure to find legitimate providers to buy data center proxies. Also, while it might be tempting to get a free proxy address and test the service before fully implementing it in data collection procedures, public servers are too slow and unreliable for such a connection. To make matters worse, public proxy servers are not bound by law to protect transmitted data, therefore, you might end up putting private information into the hands of cybercriminals. from known suppliers instead, and if you are unsatisfied with the results, you can request a refund via a money-back guarantee. Buy data center proxies Why Do Businesses Collect So Much Data? Even in situations where accumulated information serves no purpose in aiding work-related activities, businesses follow the example of the biggest tech corporations, which treat consumers as products – just another source of valuable data used to derive valuable insights. Even if this information has no direct contribution to the company's business model, data is the most valuable resource on the web, directly responsible for the newest inventions and innovative upgrades. For example, if a company is responsible for the creation and management of a text editor app, it can use the collected data in the future to implement solutions or spearhead new products that directly benefit from accumulated insights. Artificial Intelligence (AI) How Companies Collect Market Intelligence When most interactions between businesses and clients are digitalized, data collection gives us a better understanding of the residing market and its competitors. Then, the extracted and analyzed information plays a huge role in making the most accurate decisions based on market trends, client demands, and competitor adjustments. Dedicated Proxies Explained: How Do They Bypass Challenges in Data Collection? Before explaining the unique functionality of dedicated proxies, let's go over the basics of proxy server use. Proxies are middlemen servers that run software that takes your web connection and assigns it a new identity. From that point to the remainder of your connection, all targets will believe that delivered information originates from the IP of a proxy server. The basic package of most proxy services lets you use a random server from the IP pool. Some providers include location adjustments to help you access restricted websites and extract information without interruptions. Dedicated proxies are a bit different: for the duration of the plan, a client receives one, or a selection of proxy addresses that are strictly reserved for their use. This specific deal has some downsides: if you constantly need to collect information from new websites, and do so with automated web scrapers, getting that IP address banned will make it unusable for the specific site, which may force you to switch to an undedicated plan. Dedicated Proxy Benefits While you cannot change the IP addresses of dedicated proxies, they have unique and powerful advantages for collecting market intelligence, with perks that are not included in regular deals. This section covers the unique benefits of dedicated proxy servers: • Consistent Data. Because your proxy connection does not include a fresh supply of new addresses, you can still mask your IP address and benefit from consistent , unaffected by potential blocks and changes that can occur with a new proxy address. web scraping • Connection Stability. Since nobody has access to the same IPs, dedicated proxies offer the most sustainable and reliable browsing experience, while basic proxy services force you to share the same addresses with other users. • Adjustable location access. Premium proxy providers let clients choose their fleet of proxy addresses. This way, they can pick a range of the most suitable IPs for targeting the best sources of market intelligence. Summary While most data collection procedures rely on basic proxy services, dedicated proxies offer unique benefits for gathering market intelligence. Also, having a pool of addresses reserved for you translates well into other use cases: social media management, SEO monitoring, Ad verification, and many others. Get yourself a dedicated proxy today, and test these incredible perks for yourself.

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Let's learn about via these 40 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Browsers /Learn Repo 1. What Is the Best Browser for Your Privacy? How to pick out the right web browser when you're focused on privacy and functionality. 2. 3 Best Web-based Remote Desktop: Just Click the Link and Connect Quick remote access to your computer. Secure services that help you connect to your PC remotely through your browser. 3. How to Run Selenium Tests on Firefox using Firefox Driver Selenium uses Firefox Driver to link the test cases with the Firefox browser. In this guide, we discuss how Selenium Firefox driver aka GeckoDriver works with the help of an example. 4. Your Instagram Privacy Guide for 2022 Of the major social networks, Instagram is definitely one of the most public. It’s also one of the most limited in terms of what can and can’t be shared. 5. 6 Browser Extensions for Online Privacy in 2020 A lot of things happened in 2019 that lead people talking and caring more about their privacy online. You might hear a lot of people saying that there isn’t such a thing as privacy online. Our actions online are being monitored, we get personalized ads, that are not just influencing us to buy something, but even influences our political views, influences our values, our actions. 6. Hidden Things You Didn't Know Google Chrome Can Do There is no doubt Google Chrome is known to many users around the world. Many use Chrome browser for different things. The reality is that the majority are unaware of the myriads of things Google Chrome can offer. In this article, we shall be looking at five top things you can do with Google Chrome. 7. Poking around Chrome Extensions If you want to learn how to do Chrome Extensions, then one under-appreciated way of learning is to poke your nose into other people's extensions! 8. Top 5 Best Android Browsers In 2020 Well, We all use browsers for suffering on internet. Browsers help us to retrieve data from the World Wide Web. Besides all these, we all want a safe and secure browser that will not steal our data. In this article I am gonna list some best browsers for android which are totally safe and secure. 9. These are the Top 5 Browsers for Privacy and Security Anonymity on the internet has been in a steady state of decline. In the interest of reversing that trend, this is a list of the top five browsers for privacy and security. While it should be noted that nothing published on the internet is perfectly private or secure, these are the browsers that will do the most to get you close. 10. Avast Secure Browser Gets Top Spot in AV-Comparatives' Anti-Phishing Protection Test Using Avast Secure Browser either as a primary or a secondary browser is easy and will give you a safer, and faster browsing experience across all your devices. 11. How to become a Brave Verified Creator A guide to obtain the Brave Verified Creator badge and start collecting BAT contributions. 12. 3 Reasons to Use a Private Browser and Where to Find One Three reasons why you beed a private browser for safe and secure browsing, regardless of what you're doing online. 13. Insight Browser Wants to Rid the Internet of Bad ADs and SEO It's early days for Insight Browser but our mission is ambitious — we want to rid the internet of bad ads, SEO and misinformation 14. A Non-Technical Intro to The Brave Browser and How it Protects You, Your Data, and Your Privacy! The obvious methods of influence and manipulation aside, it’s important to consider the less noticeable ways that an internet marketing company — like GOOGL, FB — track you, consume and potentially sell your data. 15. Top 5 Internet Browsers for Privacy and Security in 2021 Here are some popular and exciting browsers that provide a high level of services for such users including Chrome, Tor, GoLogin, and more. 16. 7 Most Common Google Chrome Problems and How to Fix Them This is a post on 7 common Google Chrome problems. Learn how to fix them in this in-depth post. 17. Here's Why I Migrated From Chrome to The Brave Browser Chrome has been my goto for almost a decade now. I’m the kind of person who finds it stupid to cover the webcam (unless I have a sticky note full of credentials on my fridge), so I guess its quite clear already that I’m not so high on privacy concerns but what bothered me the most was how much information Google was extracting from me. 18. 5 Best Browser Extensions For Protecting Your Privacy Online It is essential for every internet user to comprehend the importance of browser security capabilities to assure they browse the internet safely. Protecting your browser might mean limited functionality of some web sites, but it’ll shield your most sensitive information as well. 19. Navigation Timing API: How to Track Your Website Loading Performance The Navigation Timing API provides data that can be used to measure the performance of a web site. Unlike JavaScript-based libraries that have historically been used to collect similar information, the Navigation Timing API can be much more accurate and reliable. 20. How To Use Selenium To Catch Page Load Times There are a number of metrics that are considered during the development & release of any software product. One such metric is the ‘user-experience’ which is centered on the ease with which your customers can use your product. You may have developed a product that solves a problem at scale, but if your customers experience difficulties in using it, they may start looking out for other options. Website or web applications that offer better web design, page load speed, usability (ease of use), memory requirements, and more. Today, I will show you how you can measure page load time with Selenium for automated browser testing. Before doing that, we ought to understand the relevance of page load time for a website or a web app. 21. Why Don't More People Use Brave? When Brave came out, my world didn’t change. I figured there was no reason to change browsers in a post Internet Explorer world. After all, Google already controls most of my information, why on earth would I want to introduce something new into our almost exclusive relationship. 22. Privacy vs Secrecy and Your Right to Both If you’ve ever neglected your online privacy because you know you “have nothing to hide!”, this article might make you think twice. 23. How the 'Browser Wars' Changed the Landscape of the Internet Browsers have been fighting for users since their emergence. Browser wars are going on constantly, and don't stop. I detailed discuss browser wars history. 24. Web Technology Trends in 2022: PWAs, Browsers as OS, Cloud Access Why Google Chrome is the most popular browser nowadays and what web development trends can shape that? 25. New Browser from CCleaner: Hot Or Not? If you are thinking of browsing the Internet privately and securely on your Windows computer then its time you rethink about your web browser. 26. The Only 15 Apps I Downloaded and Keep on My MacBook 👨‍💻 Today we'll be looking at my personal top 15 Mac apps. I'm actually quite a minimalist in installing and keeping apps, so these 15 are the only "extra" apps I'm using on my device. 27. What Does Your Browser Know About You? Find out what your browser knows and reveals about you with this free browser privacy test tool. Built by the team behind Avast Secure Browser. 28. From Web2 to Web3: Is it a Revolution or an Evolution? On the internet, you can see many pictures showing web2 and web3 applications, like browsers, wallets, storage, and social networks. They try to divide the applications and show you web2 and web3 solutions separately. But does it make sense? 29. How Does HTTP Authentication Work HTTP provides a general framework for access control and authentication. The most common HTTP authentication is based on the
"Basic" schema. This page shows an introduction to the HTTP framework
for authentication and shows how to restrict access to your server using the HTTP "Basic" schema. 30. 7 tools to use that test your online browser A compilation of tools that enable testing of a browser on the cloud or online and make cross-browser testing easier. 31. Building a New Tab Chrome Extension with Zero Dependencies This story will walk you through the basic steps needed to get started building a new tab Chrome Extension powered by an API without any dependencies. Check out our Tech Stories Tab extension for reference. 32. How Firefox Almost Won the Second Browser War. Almost. On November 9th, 2004, Mozilla released Firefox 1.0. Born from the fallout of the first browser war, the launch of Firefox signaled the start of the second browser war. 33. Keep Trackers and Advertisers at Bay with these Browser Privacy Tips Although privacy becomes a priority among browser-creators, they may not go that far as you think. You may want to be as anonymized as possible or fighting in any chance to avoid ads on the internet. So let’s take a look at how to tweak your browser settings to enhance your internet privacy. 34. How to Choose the Best Secure Browser in 2021 Are you browsing securely? Find out how today’s leading browsers stack up in terms of security, privacy, and performance. 35. A Guide to Creating True Cross-Browser Extensions Since there are no common standards, browsers are using multiple instances like chrome and browser of the same object. 36. WebGL Fundamentals: 2D and 3D Graphics For The Web WebGL (Web Graphics Library) is a JavaScript API for rendering high-performance interactive 3D and 2D graphics within any compatible web browser without the use of plug-ins. WebGL does so by introducing an API that closely conforms to OpenGL ES 2.0 that can be used in HTML5 <canvas> elements. This conformance makes it possible for the API to take advantage of hardware graphics acceleration provided by the user's device. 37. Web Auth Standard: Guide to Web Authentication API Secure context
This feature is available only in secure contexts (HTTPS), in some or all supporting browsers. 38. Fake Websites, Fake Companies, Fake Everything: What Can We Do to Protect Ourselves? Malware protection should act the same way, as a set of shields that protect the entire browser from any type of malware, not just traditional threats. 39. WebRTC API: Create a Real-time Communication In Browser WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is a technology which enables Web applications and sites to capture and optionally stream audio and/or video media, as well as to exchange arbitrary data between browsers without requiring an intermediary. The set of standards that comprise WebRTC makes it possible to share data and perform teleconferencing peer-to-peer, without requiring that the user installs plug-ins or any other
third-party software. 40. Nine Essential Privacy Settings and Add-ons for Mozilla Firefox Mozilla Firefox is one of the most popular web browsers around, and for good reason. It's fast, secure, open-source, and it's backed by an organization that actually respects your privacy. That's why at PrivacyTools we recommend Firefox as a general-purpose browser for most users. Thank you for checking out the 40 most read stories about Browsers on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Let's learn about via these 63 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Entrepreneurship Experiences /Learn Repo 1. Should You Ever Build a Startup with a Friend? 2. Stop Treating Your Team Like Children Patrick Campbell goes over why you shouldn't treat your team like children. 3. Meet The Entrepreneur: Gali Bloch Liran, The Human Founder Welcome to my meet the entrepreneur Interview Series, where I interview impactful leaders and ask them to share tips and techniques. 4. "Success means making a difference in the world", says Furqan Aziz, CEO of InvoZone We named our startup InvoZone (A zone full of innovative people). leading innovators in web and mobile development using AI, IoT, blockchain. 5. Privacy is a human right: An Interview with Startpage founder, Robert E.G. Beens Startpage Founder and CEO Robert E.G. Beens explains what inspired him to start the world's first private search engine. 6. What I Learned as an Entrepreneur in the Past 11 Years The past 11 years as an entrepreneur changed my life. 7. Who is Anndy Lian? How Does he Turn You Into an NFT Hero? Anndy Lian is a serial entrepreneur based in Singapore. He is always trying to work hard in the crypto and blockchain industry. He shares his story with me. 8. 6 Entrepreneurial Tips For First-Time Entrepreneurs People aspiring to become successful entrepreneurs must try and follow certain tips that can give them their desired success. 9. Bani Singh’s Journey From Building Side-Projects To Starting Her First Company This story is a look into the transformation of a promising entrepreneur as well as the technological and social changes she is trying to make. 10. Tackling Privacy Management with Aline Deparis, CEO of Privacy Tools I’m Aline Deparis and I’m the CEO of Privacy Tools, which aims to solve the global needs of transparency and compliance when talking about privacy matters. 11. Top 3 Lessons I’ve Learnt From Working in the SaaS Industry After 6 years as the CEO of NetHunt CRM and several years in the SaaS industry, I can now talk about the important lessons this industry has taught me. 12. What Makes A Venture Studio So Successful at Building Startups? As an increasing number of venture studios break into the entrepreneurial scene, it’s time to analyze what makes this model so competitive. 13. How I Use Notion to Run Online Businesses as a Creator And Founder The secret to staying productive while running multiple online projects 14. 4 Ways to Develop a Growth Mindset and Become a Better Leader A growth mindset is an approach to life that welcomes mistakes, while learning new skills. Great leaders prioritize developing a growth mindset every day. 15. How to Conduct Job Interviews Without Creating Enemies So your business is growing, and you’re conducting interviews, big congrats. Here are some tips to improve the job interview process over the standard “so tell me about yourself” line of questions. Following these tips should help you hire the best candidate and avoid resentment from all the candidates who don’t get an offer letter. 16. 5 Major Mistakes Startup Owners Make After Getting Funded Article focuses on five major mistakes Startup owners make after getting funded. 17. How I Earned $1 Million and Spent it on Creating an AI Translator How I earned $1 000 000 and spent it to create AI translator 18. Startup Lessons: Customer Discovery is Invaluable 19. How I Wrote and Sent Newsletters that Got 50% Open Rates and Less Than 0.5% Unsubscribes Lots of times, I have mentioned that I love blogging and writing. 20. Full-Time Indie Hacker Vs. Side Hustle: The Different Ways of Chasing the Cheddar How to think about going full-time indie hacker vs side hustle when you are getting started. 21. It’s Not About You: Finding Success Through Managing Ego and Focusing on End Users Alfonso spoke with me on an episode of the SaaS Origin Stories podcast about his victories and missteps over the years, and generously shares critical lessons 22. Journey with my startup so far The many pivots of building a startup from a UK Founder 23. Nine Lessons I Learnt Over Nine Years Running A Company I sent the following note to the Sift team today. I’m also sharing it here in case it’s useful to others. 24. Are You Ready to Start a Startup? Ask Yourself These Six Questions Fundings, Acquisitions, Success Stories. 25. The Loneliness of Entrepreneurship That Nobody Talks About Entrepreneurship is a lot of things: sexy product launches, acquisitions, and funding. But it's also lonely as hell. Here's why, per my own experience. 26. Hacking Your Motivation I didn't grow up being excited for my mornings. All I remember is that I dreaded waking up. Then I found coffee, my best friend for years. It managed to wake me up and get me going. 27. Top 5 Entrepreneurship Communities Plug into entrepreneurship communities around the bay area 28. Miki Agrawal Highlights The Importance Of Authenticity in Business Miki Agrawal speaks with BillionSuccess interviewers to discuss the importance of maintaining authenticity in business. 29. 2 Ways to Effectively Manage Extra Work in a New Startup Below we will discuss how to become more efficient daily. There are always mistakes in a new business, but hopefully, this can alleviate some of them. 30. Entrepreneurship is an Act of Generosity For the world to exist as we know it, it was necessary for many people to have dedicated lives to something greater. 31. I Spent the Last 9 Months Building a Side Project, Here's How It Went I thought I'd try to my hand at this entrepreneurship thing. Here's how it went, the lessons I learned, and the progress I've made so far! 32. Entrepreneurs Are Not Robots: How to Prevent Burnout and Not Harm Your Business Entrepreneurs Are Not Robots, and in the fast speed of work, we tend to forget it. We have to work harder to succeed but it's vital to care about mental health. 33. Why am I Learning to Code at 31 after being Successful at Entrepreneurship Well... 34. Software Engineer Remi Denoyer’s Curiosity Propelled His Career at Mentoring Platform Plato Remi Denoyer learned to code and built his first basic application at the age of 14. He was the perfect founding engineer for Plato, a mentorship platform. 35. Entrepreneurship in the Age of Pandemic Entrepreneurs need a special mindset to thrive in a global pandemic. And what is this "special" mindset you may ask? Read further to find out. 36. How We Built This: Launching our Flight Alerts Service with No Financial Backing We often pay for air tickets more than necessary. And most of us know about that. However, we sometimes just have no time or patience to find better deals. That’s the reason why email subscribing services, sending their users notifications about advantageous flight deals, have recently become popular. They commonly work as freemium services offering free or paid subscription plans. Since this market is relatively young, we saw an opportunity to enter it with our product and launched our Manyflights system in late December. 37. My way of dealing with Burnout as a Creative Freelancer Why the hell, suddenly I don’t enjoy illustrating and designing? What is wrong with me? Is burnout happening to me? 38. Startup Lessons: What I Learnt Pricing My Product Pricing your product or service is one of the hardest things to do. There are so many dimensions to it that it is easy to get lost. Here, I am going to share what I learnt. 39. How to Become an Entrepreneur in 2021 Want to know how to become an entrepreneur in 2021? Business has changed,  it’s important to learn to stay ahead. This guide will give you everything you need 40. 5 Lessons I Learnt From Starting A Remote Business Three continents. Three partners who have never met before. One goal. This is my story and the lessons learned.Two years ago, I started a business with two people I've never seen before. I only spoke with one of them on the phone who introduced me to the other person after a month. 41. "Blockchain and crypto are still in their infancy," says CEO of Blockchain Association of Ukraine We had an opportunity to talk to Natalia and listen to her amazing journey in the tech world. Let's dive straight into it without wasting any time. 42. How to Waste Money and Time in the Most Painful Way TL:DR: Wake up with a startup idea, Imagine yourself to be Steve Jobs, Talk to people who appreciate your idea, Kill yourself building a product without a validation plan, learn nothing & perish. 43. How I Built My Own Internet 5 Times Cheaper than My Expensive ISP I will tell you how I suffered from expensive cable internet in the office and decided to make my own internet that is 5 times cheaper. As a result, my team and I have created summator.me. It's a device that combines the traffic from several 4G/LTE modems and provides a fast and reliable internet connection. 44. Psychological Hurdles Entrepreneurs Face Before Reaching Success Starting your own business is an exciting proposition. 45. An Interview With The Founder of Maven Cluster: How Faheem Hasan Turned The Business Profitable I started my journey as a 15-year-old kid who was curious and fascinated by the world of technology. 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John Climaco Talks About Defining Your Legacy As An Entrepreneur John Climaco | Defining Your Legacy As An Entrepreneur 50. 10 Lessons Learned From Being An Entrepreneur Today more than ever, I strongly believe it's time for everybody to have a side hustle. 51. Bet on the Jockey, Not the Horse: What Angel Investors Look for in Startups [Expert Interview] To find out exactly what angel investors look for in entrepreneurs and their startups, we sat down with angel investor Armando Biondi. 52. Why My First Startup Failed: 5 Lessons Learned I started working on my first startup of the year, but it failed. Some important lessons were learned. 53. How to Disrupt the Corporate Immune System The Corporate Immune System: How To Break Through 54. 7 Entrepreneurial Mindset Lessons from Founders that Raised Millions A large part of my role at Altar revolves around having conversations with entrepreneurs. 55. Entrepreneurs: It Takes One to Know One It takes an entrepreneur to know one. 56. Eight Business Quotes That Shaped Me As An Entrepreneur Behind every great business quote, there’s a book that could be written about the entrepreneur who said it. 57. "AI Shouldn't Have the Final Word in Recruitment Yet" - Jamie Beaumont Less than a decade ago, we could only dream of being able to spend five minutes on a job that required 10 hours to complete. All we could hope for was a magic wand. Cargo dancing with tambourines could also help, but there was no guarantee (pun intended). 58. Deep Dive into Validating Your Side-Project & Startup Ideas Thanks to Juan Betancourt you can read the article in Spanish as well now! 59. Tapping Into Ethereum Grandpa's  Curious Consciousness with Dmitry Buterin Tapping into Ethereum Grandpa's  Curious Consciousness with Dmitry Buterin 60. 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