The worst is when they get my Name, Surname, e-mail and phone number.
I can block and recreate one of my credit cards in a second but I would like to keep my name, personal e-mail and number as it is!
Hope I won't die from spam during the next days.
Shame on you PandorO!!!
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The worst is when they get my Name, Surname, e-mail and phone number.
I can block and recreate one of my credit cards in a second but I would like to keep my name, personal e-mail and number as it is!
Hope I won’t die from spam during the next days.
Shame on you PandorO!!!
You really need to name the android manufacturer or Model names.. UK Android market is pretty stringent on supply of safe devices that unless downloading from apk websites that offer apk versions of apps, most are safe but using virus total site to check the app for malware ect & it's free.
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You really need to name the android manufacturer or Model names.. UK Android market is pretty stringent on supply of safe devices that unless downloading from apk websites that offer apk versions of apps, most are safe but using virus total site to check the app for malware ect & it’s free.
I also get phone calls from "health insurers" that come from the area code of my cell phone. They are doing the same thing on the phone as in text and emails.
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I also get phone calls from “health insurers” that come from the area code of my cell phone. They are doing the same thing on the phone as in text and emails.
In reply to <a href="https://hackread.com/firefox-tests-ai-powered-perplexity-search-in-browser/#comment-45360">Mister Dalliard</a>.
Firefox itself has faced privacy issues in the past, and we didn’t cover those in the article either. This was specific news; the ifs and buts of Perplexity and its privacy concerns can be addressed in a separate piece, nothing to be ashamed of.
Thanks!
Firefox itself has faced privacy issues in the past, and we didn’t cover those in the article either. This was specific news; the ifs and buts of Perplexity and its privacy concerns can be addressed in a separate piece, nothing to be ashamed of.
In reply to <a href="https://hackread.com/new-malware-corrupts-its-headers-block-analysis/#comment-45429">Melo</a>.
Hi, FortiGuard’s link was and still is mentioned in the fifth paragraph of the article.
Well I guess it's time to ditch Firefox. Are there any browsers left that don't include privacy-shredding hallucination engines?
(And seriously, shame on the author of this for unquestioningly parroting Perplexity's press releases without reference to their serious privacy issues - something Firefox and their users used to care about.)
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Well I guess it’s time to ditch Firefox. Are there any browsers left that don’t include privacy-shredding hallucination engines?
(And seriously, shame on the author of this for unquestioningly parroting Perplexity’s press releases without reference to their serious privacy issues – something Firefox and their users used to care about.)