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PrivacyTests.org subjects major web browsers to a suite of automated tests to find out: which web browsers offer the best privacy protections?

The feature can be used to automatically switch from HTTP to HTTPS

Google TV is very much driven by recommended content, but if you don't want to swim through a sea of ill-fitting suggestions every time you turn on the Chromecast with Google TV, you can turn them all off. Here's how to do it — and why you probably won't leave them off for long.

Oncam, the provider of premium 360-degree video capture technologies, announces the release of updated firmware that transforms the already powerful and compact C-Series cameras into some of the most...

DuckDuckGo’s Smarter Encryption covers more domains than our current model. Browsers and websites are moving away from issues that created a need for more granular ruleset maintenance. Mixed content is now blocked in major browsers Different domains for secure connection are now an older habit (i.e. secure.google.com), further removing the need for granular maintenance on HTTPS Everywhere rulesets Chrome’s Manifest V3 declarativeNetRequest API will force the web extensions to have a ruleset...

How to Set Up Customizable Motion Zones on Ring Security Cameras Amazon has made it easier to only get the motion notifications you want from your Ring cameras with customizable motion zones. While they’ve always had motion-detecting capabilities, these zones will help you only monitor the areas most important to you. Here’s how. First, open up the “Ring” app on your iPhone, iPad, or Android device, and select the camera you’d like to customize. Next, tap the gear icon. Select the “...

How to Get Started With Google TV Google The Chromecast with Google TV introduced the company’s vision for its smart TV devices. If you have a streaming device running Google TV, there are some things you should know. We’ll help you get the most out of your experience. One thing to note before we get started: Google TV is not the same as Android TV. While both are based on the Android operating system, they function very differently. You can think of Google TV as the new version of Android...