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How to Stop T-Mobile from Selling Your Web Browsing Data to Advertisers This also applies to other T-Mobile-owned carriers, including Sprint and Metro by T-Mobile. What Data Will T-Mobile Sell to Advertisers? As The Wall Street Journal reports, a T-Mobile privacy policy update says that the company will begin sharing web browsing and mobile app usage data with advertisers. By tracking your mobile app usage and web browsing, T-Mobile can put you into a group known as an “audience segment.” Here’s how T-Mobile explains it: “When we sell audience segments, we  do not sell information t...

He took an hour long phone call with reporters. he's going to testify on capitol hill. the concern though is that government might try to overregulate this situation and in doing so supress free speech. facebook has really been the birth place of a lot of movements like the spring with the movement fostered through facebook. so it would be a terrible shame to see government stick its feet in and mess things up for the rest of us. >> dana: while that's true, it's also been used to fuel a lot of problems like with the rohingo muslims that were made to flee from myanmar. >> absolutely. facebook h...

Computer code that monitored your activity, even when users thought they were being protected. in a statement to abc google denies any wrongdoing, saying only that they had "used known safari functionality to provide features that users had enabled themselves." they also stressed that they did not "collect personal information." >> this was not functionality. this was actually a bug, a problem that apple will likely need to fix. >> does it bother you that big companies out there might be monitoring your smartphone behavior? >> yeah, i think it's troubling, but it's become sort of the way of th...

Data been disclosed. when and why were they made. joining me now, the author of "the digital diet". available in bookstores may 3, technology expert, daniel seabird. thanks for joining me. >> good to be here. >> i'm not worried. i have taken in the information. it doesn't scare me they might know where i am. should i be worried? >> sure. some people aren't worried at all. the one who is are upset about it, b upset and change location settings and the folk who is hear about it and don't care. these days, we have become willing to trade privacy for convenience. the only thing we carry around mor...