The irony of the non-compliant GDPR consent email
GDPR desperation is reaching fever pitch
I'm certainly not the only one to have been bombarded by GDPR consent emails over the past month. If you've signed up to a service, played a game or indeed used the internet at all in your life, chances...
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Thank Zuck it's Friday #5 - Budget, Vaccine passports and Browser tracking
The Computing team discuss the week's top technology news, including Rishi Sunak's latest budget, the argument around vaccine passports, and Google's intention to stop selling ads based on tracked browser history
The pitfalls and opportunities of a digital health passport
Political, social and privacy concerns stand in the way of what, on the face of it, seems like a quick and easy solution to fixing the global economy
Google plans to stop selling ads based on tracked browsing history
Google says its new approach will enhance privacy, but critics say it moves essential parts of the open web into the firm's walled garden
Microsoft announces passwordless authentication in Azure and updates to Teams and Outlook
Announcements made at Ignite 2021 event
Critical vulnerability found in Snow Software's Inventory Agent
The weakness has a CVSS score of 8.3 out of 10
