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by sammacbeth_ 7y ago
Note that Mozilla trusted us enough to invest in Cliqz, and we passed their security and privacy audit before they started their experiment with our search in the dropdown. At this time we did also built prototypes together for webextension
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by sammacbeth_ 7y ago
This is our anti-tracking tech we include in the Cliqz browser and also in the Ghostery Extension. We have another post lined up in the series on this (in a couple of weeks), but it's also been described in our blog posts[1] and our 20
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by sammacbeth_ 7y ago
From the article: "It may seem like Common Crawl would suffice for this purpose, but it has poor coverage outside of the US and its update frequency is not realistic for use in a search engine."
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by sammacbeth_ 7y ago
Hi, I work at Cliqz on our Anti-tracking system, and the WhoTracks.Me data that powers these stats on the search page. These stats are updated monthly, and based on millions of loads of each site. The WhoTracks.Me page for wikipedia.org ( h
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Improving Tracking Prevention in Microsoft Edge(blogs.windows.com)
2 points by sammacbeth_ 7y ago|0 comments
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by sammacbeth_ 8y ago
Here are some examples: https://whotracks.me/blog/block-third-party-cookies.html
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Google redirects European searchers to Google.com(whotracks.me)
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by sammacbeth_ 9y ago
GA is present on 46% of web traffic [1] or 65% of top web pages [2], so you could be justified to claim the majority... [1]: https://whotracks.me/trackers/google_analytics.html [2]: http://randomwalker.info&