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Want Google Search Results without Tracking? Use Startpage StartPage Search engines like Google and Bing are notorious for tracking users, but privacy-focused alternatives like DuckDuckGo don’t always deliver Google-quality results. Enter StartPage, a search engine that doesn’t track you while still providing results directly from Google. What Is StartPage? StartPage is a search engine that provides results from Google, with a privacy policy that more closely resembles DuckDuckGo’s. The ...

ODD: Khizr Khan Deletes His Muslim Immigration Website August 3, 2016 Khizr Khan has deleted his immigration law firm’s website which shows he deals with a  legal program that allows anyone with $500,000 to buy US citizenship. Mr. Khan, the father of a US Army soldier who died in service of his country, made news when he and his wife appeared on stage at the DNC convention to vilify Donald Trump. As it turns out, he has reason to not want a temporary Muslim ban. His life’s work as an immig...

Browder didnt bother posting fake English translations. The U.S. court translations of his testimony, linked above, show these labels are fakes, do not describe the text. Magnitsky didnt expose anyone. Magnitsky was arrested for that tax evasion investigated since 2002! Five years before the tax refund fraud. Robertson and Browder are liars. Lie #5 Then Robertson says Magnitsky was "Denied bail by cruel judges" ..... Bail? European Commission on Human Rights said Magnitsky was arrested correct...

Filecoin Foundation Donates $10 million in FIL to Internet Archive The Internet Archive is responsible for the Wayback Machine. In brief The Filecoin Foundation, an independent organization orbiting the cryptocurrency Filecoin (FIL), is donating nearly $10 million to Internet Archive. Internet Archive is a nonprofit that preserves e-books, TV, old website caches, and other forms of digital ephemera. The Filecoin Foundation, an independent organization orbiting the cryptocurrency Filecoin, is do...

TikTok Influencer Apologizes After Promoting Scam Mando Cryptocurrency Gizmodo 1 hr ago © Screenshot: MandoToken.com/YouTube The now-deleted website for a scam cryptocurrency called Mando Matt Lorion, a 17-year-old TikTok influencer known for promoting cryptocurrencies online, has released a new video apologizing for a Star Wars-themed scam he promoted. Last week, Lorion sang the praises of a new cryptocurrency called Mando that turned out to be a pump-and-dump scam. But Lorion says he had...

No one ever accused Elon Musk of being a bore, and his Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) is the rare company that came up with boldly creative pranks, ranging from the alleged parking ticket avoidance mode on the Model S to the wildly bizarre claim that the company was declaring "Chapter 14 and a half" bankruptcy and Musk drank himself into oblivion with a Tesla-branded tequila. And dont get us started on his rap song honoring a dead gorilla. The one time when Musks wicked sense of humor failed to sho...

Filecoin Foundation Announces 50,000 FIL donation to the Internet Archive Filecoin Foundation issues donation to support Internet Archives efforts to provide universal access to all knowledge News provided by Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The  Filecoin Foundation, an independent organization designed to govern the Filecoin ecosystem and promote the growth of the decentralized web, is proud to announce a 50,000 FIL donation to the Internet Archive, one of the ...

Upvote Upvote While there is much about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s situation likely to evoke sympathy, their state of “financial independence” is probably not near the top of the list for most people. But the world is a big place – and the Sussexes’ explosive Oprah interview last week appears to have left at least one person concerned about their living situation. So concerned, that they apparently sought to crowdfund $10m for the royal couple. Amid Markle’s allegations of rac...

An illustration of the desktop version of Telegram. (Source: Telegram) Jannis Kirschner, an independent security researcher based in Basel, Switzerland, searched on Sunday for the desktop version of the popular messaging application Telegram. The second Google result, an advertisement, led him straight to malware disguised as the desktop version of Telegram for Windows. It was convincing enough at first glance that Kirschner says he "almost fell for it myself." Its a common ploy for malware ...

Origin On March 17, 2021, a few days after conservative pundit Candace Owens criticized rapper Cardi B over her performance of “WAP” at the Grammy Awards, the rapper hit back on social media by sharing a screenshot of a tweet Owens supposedly posted in November 2020. The alleged tweet from Owens read: “Yes, my husband did cheat on me with my brother. Yes, he said no when I asked to join them.” When Owens pushed back, saying that it was photoshopped, Cardi B posted screenshots from sever...