privacywall

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   by privacywall 7y ago

   Good old msn https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/how-google-interfe...
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   by privacywall 8y ago

   You seem to be a privacy expert. PrivacyWall will not break these payment solutions. We'd love your feedback on PrivacyWall. It's free for download at http://www.privacywall.org
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   by privacywall 8y ago

   We built PrivacyWall to address many of these concerns. PrivacyWall provides host level blocking so it prevents Firefox and Chrome from exfiltrating your data and it's free for download at http://www.privacywall.org for tho
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   by privacywall 8y ago

   Privacywall provides host level ad blocking http://www.privacywall.org
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   by privacywall 8y ago

   This was bound to happen. Google has always treated Chromium as their toy and a way to protect their advertising monopoly. That is why we released the new PrivacyWall today which includes the most advanced host level ad blocker built by Sta
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   by privacywall 9y ago

   For the sake of Firefox users, I hope you are right. There's been complaints it flips back on after Firefox updates, so your privacy is at the whims of Firefox. Fun fact: Firefox just pushed out the Looking Glass add-on to users withou
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   by privacywall 9y ago

   I built PrivacyWall to block all Firefox telemetry urls. It may make your browsing even faster since it blocks all unwanted data collection that happens in the background at the OS level. That means it is more effective than an extension ru
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   by privacywall 9y ago

   I've been following the conversation for the last couple days and I think I may have a solution. I have been working on a program to block telemetry tracking at the OS level. It's called PrivacyWall, and it was originally meant to