Time Tracking is a Firefox addon that will display advertisements in search result pages and web sites that you visit. When installed, Time Tracking injects a javascript script into web sites that you ...

Australian magpies that were attached with tiny, backpack-like tracking devices for a study showed “seemingly altruistic behaviour” by helping each other remove the tracker, according to a new finding ...

Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Free is one of the most critically acclaimed and popular anti-malware programs, listed by tech website CNET in 2013 as its most downloaded anti-spyware program. The free ...

When you browse the web, you would notice that some websites seem to know your preferences as you’re instantly prompted with ads that are tailored to your interests, right upon loading their site or ...

Lightweight and sophisticated tracking devices have made it possible to study the behavior of birds in all kinds of useful ways, for example, helping keep them safe from ships or monitoring their ...

In this anonymous age of scale and target audience and eyeballs, it still pays to get personal. Last month, I received email from Matthew Cockerill, who introduced himself in a manner similar to many ...

Mozilla's latest Firefox browser release has a new feature that prevents sites like Facebook from tracking you across websites, Bleeping Computer has reported. Called Query Parameter Stripping, it ...

You’ve just come across an interesting article or product you want to share with someone, so you copy the URL and you’re ready to send it over iMessage, tweet it, link it on your site – you name it.

A group of Australian magpies have slipped free of their tracking devices — to both the chagrin and delight of the scientists who were studying them. Researchers in Australia had placed sophisticated ...

I recently noticed that YouTube has started adding the tracking si parameter to the URLs it generates when clicking on the "Share" button. e.g.: Apparently Spotify and a few others have also started ...

When we attached tiny, backpack-like tracking devices to five Australian magpies for a pilot study, we didn’t expect to discover an entirely new social behaviour rarely seen in birds. Our goal was to ...