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Privacy policies are hard to read

Cybersafety / Cybersecurity / Privacy

Avast Blog – 1.26.22

In this instalment of the collaboration between Diffbot and Avast in which we analyze consumer privacy issues globally, we’d like to take an in-depth look at company privacy policies. The main takeaway from our research is that the privacy policies are hard to read, regardless of a company’s country of origin, industry or domain popularity. The policy remains a very comprehensive, long, legal document that is written for lawyers, not people. It is essentially a legal disclosure the company is making to avoid any potential legal liability.

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A new era of the PC

Laptops / Tablets / PCs / eReaders, Product Announcements

Microsoft Blogs – 1.26.22

The last two years have had a profound and durable impact on how we live our lives, with the PC playing a more meaningful role than ever. Recently a friend reflected that he never would have expected that his eight-year-old son would become proficient in Teams and OneNote or that his seventy-two-year-old mother would become an Instacart convert. New behaviors that were born out of necessity have evolved into habits as people and organizations reevaluate their priorities through a new lens.

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