uBlock Origin should add a special filter-list just for TikTok, right? I mean: there's already an anti-Facebook one, so why not? Wonder if it's possible.
TikTok has your data even if you've never used the app
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- Apr 24, 2016
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On NextDNS Hagezi Multi Normal and 1Hosts Pro block these trackers and ad delivery services.
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For better understanding view: How tracking pixels work
Blocking 3p cookies seems to be an effective weapon, but perhaps this knowledge became outdated.
Blocking 3p cookies seems to be an effective weapon, but perhaps this knowledge became outdated.
- Jun 23, 2018
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LibRedirect extension (for Firefox here: LibRedirect – Get this Extension for 
Firefox (en-US)) can optionally proxy TikTok on desktop. On mobile browsers, etc. just use a proxy like proxitok.pussthecat.org.
||rtc-logger-va.tiktokv.com^
||rtlog.tiktokv.com^
||xlog.tiktokv.com^
||xlog-va.tiktokv.com^
||xlog*-*.tiktokv.com^
Firefox (en-US)) can optionally proxy TikTok on desktop. On mobile browsers, etc. just use a proxy like proxitok.pussthecat.org.I think both EasyPrivacy and AdG Privacy cover them all. AdG has some TLDs that I don't see in EL (below), but EL has some filters after the TLD that block the same.
||rtc-logger-va.tiktokv.com^
||rtlog.tiktokv.com^
||xlog.tiktokv.com^
||xlog-va.tiktokv.com^
||xlog*-*.tiktokv.com^
- Aug 17, 2017
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A TikTok ban is a lot more complicated than just shutting down the app | Engadget
Disentangling ourselves from TikTok is more complicated than simply banning the app, just ask the state of Maryland.
www.engadget.com
Even the government breaks their own published cybersecurity guidelines and regulations.
Agree with you for a change. Policies, procedures and guidelines are just legal speak for covering the governments/corporation's ass. No one pays attention to them because they make work in your organisation complicated and time consuming. The only time they are brought up is when they need a excuse to either fire someone or discipline someone while covering themself legally.
Certain branches of the government are exempt from liability for personal data breaches.
- Jun 23, 2018
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By EL I meant EP (Easy Privacy). I wanted to illustrate how EP blocks tracking a little differently from AdG. In this filter from EP (and 5 similar ones):LibRedirect extension (for Firefox here: LibRedirect – Get this Extension for
I think both EasyPrivacy and AdG Privacy cover them all. AdG has some TLDs that I don't see in EL (below), but EL has some filters after the TLD that block the same.
||rtc-logger-va.tiktokv.com^
||rtlog.tiktokv.com^
||xlog.tiktokv.com^
||xlog-va.tiktokv.com^
||xlog*-*.tiktokv.com^
||tiktokv.com/web/report?
instead of blocking the TLDs above, it blocks the part after the domain, that is, '/web/report?' aiming to prevent tracking pixels or scripts.
Notably, uBO no longer includes AdG Privacy as a built-in list, probably because the latter's heavy use of regexes can slow down uBO.
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew testifies in front of US Congress today, but acc. to my streaming news service, has not fully convinced law-makers so far that any claims made by ByteDance (TikTok's parent co) with regards to spying on American users are fully genuine.
What is intriguing is that TikTok says it's going to "build a firewall" that will filter American users' data in accordance with any upcoming legislation.
A lot of Americans are protesting any Tik,Tok ban, saying it would majorly impact their business and revenue.
What is intriguing is that TikTok says it's going to "build a firewall" that will filter American users' data in accordance with any upcoming legislation.
MSN
www.msn.com
A lot of Americans are protesting any Tik,Tok ban, saying it would majorly impact their business and revenue.
And bingo! That's why these measures will probably fail. Money. Basically, money is king and over rules any good policy. Government's should really regulate big tech and social media but people will complain that their business is affected by such changes, so they are shelved sadly.
- Jan 27, 2018
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As Spock said to Captain Kirk " Dammit Jim, we can't have the Chinese gov't harvesting Americans data, we can only have the American gov't harvesting Americans data".
Captain Kirk said to Bones: "Chinese business owners, via domiciled Canadian companies, harvest Canadians' and Canadiens' data. What can we do?"
Bones: "What can you do? Time for you to stop worrying about not passing the American citizenship written exam. Just do it."
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