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Google discovered vulnerabilities in Apples Safari that allowed person monitoring

In December, Apple mounted a couple of insects present in its Safari browser that allowed third-party internet sites to trace customers’ surfing conduct. Consistent with a paper printed by means of Google’s safety group, the corporate notified Apple of more than a few flaws in its anti-tracking era, Clever Monitoring Prevention (ITP), in August. In 2017, Apple rolled out its ITP era, probably the most …
In December, Apple fixed multiple bugs found in its Safari browser that allowed third-party websites to track users’ browsing habits. According to a paper published by Google’s security team, the company notified Apple of various flaws in its anti-tracking technology, Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP), in August. In 2017, Apple rolled out its ITP technology, one of the most …

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  3. "The Alphabet Workers Union said the actions against Margaret Mitchell and Timnit Gebru "call into question Googles commitment to ethics". (January 21, 2021)
  4. "iPhone users are about to receive access to Apples latest mobile operating system, iOS 14. It will come with the usual array of shiny new features, but the real game-changer will be missing at least until January". (September 19, 2020)
  5. "Google blamed its automated systems for obfuscating a banned political slogan and a call for Xi Jinping's death on the Street View map of Hong Kong". (September 8, 2020)
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