Tag: privacy

  • Protect your data from Microsoft

    To protect your privacy and data from Microsoft while using its products and services, consider the following measures: Review privacy settings: regularly review and adjust your privacy settings in Microsoft accounts, devices, and applications. Customize settings to limit data collection and sharing.Use strong passwords: use unique, strong passwords for your Microsoft accounts and enable multi-factor…

  • Microsoft and data

    In my previous post, which you can find here, I explained what data Microsoft collects. In this post we take a look at what data Microsoft does not collect. After that we take a look at what Microsoft uses all that data they collect for. Data collection, is it all that bad? No, but that…

  • Data Microsoft collects

    Data has become a valuable commodity, and technology giants like Microsoft collect and utilize this data to enhance their services. They gather a wide range of user data through their products and services, like Windows, Office 365, Bing, and LinkedIn. The data they collect ranges from search history and email content to location information and…

  • Stop Google collecting data

    As we have seen in my previous posts, Google collects a lot of data. The big question is, is that good or bad?A good thing is that Google does not sell your data. The only reason they collect your data is to present personalized ads to you.What is bad, Google stores all your data somewhere.…

  • What Google stores

    So, how do you see what Google stores about you? It is not difficult to see. There are just some simple steps, but you have to know how, and where, of course. In this post I guide you through the steps to see what Google stores about you. During these steps we can only limit…

  • The Google data vault

    This is the second part on the collection of data by Google, the Google data vault. We continue where we stopped in the previous post, which you can find here. First we discuss some more apps and what data they store. After that we take a look at the consequences of this, is it good…

  • Google collects data

    Google collects data, let us find out what data Google collects in this blog post. In my previous post, which you can find here, I already discussed Google Chrome in relation to stored passwords. In this post we dive a little more into what data Google collects when you use their products. Google I think…