How To Opt Out Of WordPress.com’s Internal Analytics Tracking

Don’t you just love the way GDPR has forced the data mining giants of cyberspace to begrudgingly provide us with more detailed privacy disclosures and a little “Get Lost Peeping Tom!” button? A handy means for us to reclaim at least some of our privacy and limit the amount of our personal data the companies can collect or preseve?

Of course, most businesses are only telling us as much as the law says they have to tell us, and plenty of information about newer tracking technologies is flying under the radar. But GDPR’s tighter data regulation is a step in the right direction, and the general fuss it’s created has prompted a lot of us to pay more attention to web tracking. We’re better understanding our rights as site users and visitors, as well as our responsibilities as site administrators.

Are Twitter’s ‘Locked Accounts’ a Ransom Racket?

The post originally published here has been moved due to WordPress.com policy changes. It can now be found at Popzazzle via this link: Are Twitter’s ‘Locked Accounts’ a Ransom Racket?