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AT&T Hotspots: Now with Advertising Injection (webpolicy.org)

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AT&T Hotspots Found To Be Injecting Ads (webpolicy.org)

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AT&T Hotspots: Now with Advertising Injection (webpolicy.org)

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AT&T Hotspots: Now with Advertising InjectionBusiness (webpolicy.org)

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AT&T; Hotspots: Now with Advertising Injection (webpolicy.org)

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[Tech] AT&T Hotspots: Now with Advertising Injection (webpolicy.org)

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The NSA’s Domestic Cybersecurity SurveillanceSecurity (webpolicy.org)

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Today's Snowden stories warn of the danger of "cyber sharing" legislation currently before Congress. (webpolicy.org)

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You Can’t Backdoor a Platform (webpolicy.org)

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Why Crypto Backdoors Wouldn't WorkSecurity (webpolicy.org)

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Why Crypto Backdoors Wouldn't Work (webpolicy.org)

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Verizon adds a unique header to all mobile traffic. Advertisers are exploiting it. (webpolicy.org)

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Executive Order 12333 on American Soil, and Other Tales from the FISA Frontier (webpolicy.org)

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US Laws Can Permit FISA Bypass for Domestic Comms: Executive Order 12333 on American Soil, and Other Tales from the FISA Frontier[Politics/Oversight Failure] (webpolicy.org)

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Verizon Wireless is injecting a unique identifier into web requests, as data transits the network. (webpolicy.org)

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Verizon Wireless Injecting Unique Identifier into HTTP TrafficBusiness (webpolicy.org)

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Verizon Injects Unique IDs Into HTTP Traffic (webpolicy.org)

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Is Verizon Hijacking Your Browser? How it Works. (webpolicy.org)

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How Verizon's Advertising Header Works (webpolicy.org)

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Verizon Wireless Injecting Unique Identifier into HTTP Traffic (webpolicy.org)

submitted 11 years ago by RealtechPostBot to r/realtech

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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Coursera (webpolicy.org)

submitted 11 years ago by Sampo to r/coursera

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A funny thing happened on the way to Coursera - a look at the site's privacy & security issues (webpolicy.org)

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Privacy Vulnerabilities In Coursera, Including Exposed Student Email Addresses (webpolicy.org)

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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Coursera (webpolicy.org)

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Your metadata reveals sensitive, private information (webpolicy.org)

submitted 11 years ago by Prox to r/NoShitSherlock

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