University of Toronto discovered tracking software webs … – LaRed21

TECHNOLOGIES

April 3, 2015 at 10:58 h

University of Toronto discovered tracking software news sites most commonly used.

So what Portaltic slogan of EuropaPress, indicating that some news sites” may seem harmless a priori “are less so, since they have enough technology to keep inspecting what we do on the network.

Monitoring programs would be operating in a hundred of the most popular pages on the Internet, which include Time Magazine, ABC News, Bew York Post, The Economist, The Daily Telegraph, Star Tribune, Euronews, The Examiner, Variety, The Week, Variety, St Louis Sports, CNN, Al Arabiya, among others .

would confirm what cautioned by Snowden in 2013

The study states that most of the cookies we collect on the way through the webs, are basically harmless, but there are also capable of analyze our preferences and inclinations of use, and track us, something that usually few people are warning about it.

Thus massive espionage confirm that the United States has deployed since before Edward Snowden, former US intelligence analyst, revealed in 2013 these practices of the intelligence services. The Canadian report threatens the order of US President February this year when it announced restrictions on the use of information collected US and foreign citizens through massive spying. The National Security Council White House says it has taken more oversight on data collection abroad by the National Security Agency, but at no time were referred to that were using cookies, or other techniques to detect and investigate what ordinary users perform when surfing news portals in North America and around the world.

“ There are many more programs classified infringing the rights of European citizens but let this matter of public interest when it is safe to reveal journalists responsible and also in coordination with governmental actors “he had said in 2014 Snowden questions from the Committee on Civil Liberties of the European Parliament, responding in writing from his asylum in Russia, but so far these points remain confidential.