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Google once used the slogan "don't be evil" to distinguish itself from its competitors, but now a growing number of pro-privacy startups are rallying to the mantra "don't be Google".
Google once used the slogan “don’t be evil” to distinguish itself from its competitors, but now a growing number of pro-privacy startups are rallying to the mantra “don’t be Google.” They are taking on Google Analytics, a product used by more than half of the world’s Web sites to understand people’s browsing habits. “Google made a lot of good tools for a lot of people,” says Marko Saric, a Dane living in Belgium who set up Plausible Analytics in Estonia in 2019. “But over the years they changed their approach without really thinking what is right, what is wrong, what is e...
PARIS: Google once used the slogan "don't be evil" to distinguish itself from its competitors, but now a growing number of pro-privacy startups are rallying to the mantra "don't be Google".
Every year, a few days after New Years (once the data is truly complete), I try to do a post exploring some of the traffic patterns and...
Open source is the antidote to surveillance capitalism I’ve used open source products for years as a consumer. I’m writing this on a Linux operating system, I’ve been blogging on WordPress for more than a decade and pretty much my whole day online is spent in Firefox. Three amazing open source products that can comfortably stand against their top of the line proprietary competitors. I love what open source software stands for as the antidote to surveillance capitalism: Open source is software that you can trust Software that is ethical Software that tells you what it does upfront, direc...