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She replied to ask for more information, then sent a couple of photos of herself. In return, your privacy is preserved, Avast gets paid, and online marketers get a trove of „aggregate” consumer data to help them sell more products. Other clients mentioned in Jumpshot’s marketing cover consumer product companies Unilever, Nestle Purina, and Kimberly-Clark, in addition to TurboTax provider Intuit. He points out that major companies such as Amazon, Google, and branded retailers and marketing firms can amass entire activity logs on their users. Still, Palant has been trying to understand what Avast means when it says it „de-identifies” and „aggregates” users’ browser histories when the antivirus company has refrained from publicly revealing the exact technical process. Avast says taking the information directly and letting Avast’s cloud servers immediately scan them provides users with „additional layers of security.” But the same approach has its own risks, according to privacy researcher Gunes Acar, who said the safest way to process visited URLs is to never collect them. The coding in it for fingerprinting can include words or icons that never show up on your screen, letting websites track minute differences in how each device responds. Websites from CNN and Best Buy to love Live Porn site Xvideos and WebMD are dusting your digital fingerprints by collecting details about your device you can’t easily hide.</p>
<p> Why are some of the most well-known websites doing this? Privacy is an arms race – and we are falling behind. As a result, users who see the pop-up may assume their data will be protected, and opt in when in reality, the privacy policies around tech products are often deliberately vague and simplified. But the contract raises the disturbing prospect Omnicom can unravel Jumpshot’s data to identify individual users. In December 2018, Omnicom Media Group, a major marketing provider, signed a contract to receive what’s called the „All Clicks Feed,” or every click Jumpshot is collecting from Avast users. Last month, the antivirus company tried to justify the practice by claiming the collected web histories were stripped of users’ personal details before being handed off. One safeguard Jumpshot uses to prevent clients from pinpointing the real identities of Avast users is a patented process designed to strip away PII information, such as names and email addresses, from appearing in the collected URLs. One of the original benefits of the internet is that anyone can express themselves and access information without fear. The Avast division charged with selling the data is Jumpshot, a company subsidiary that’s been offering access to user traffic from 100 million devices, including PCs and phones.</p>
<p> Nor does the pop-up mention how Jumpshot can retain access to the data for three years. And whatever else Jumpshot has on 123abcx’s activity-from other e-commerce purchases to Google searches-is no longer anonymous. But documents we obtained show the Jumpshot data possibly going to venture capital firms. PCMag and Motherboard learned about the details surrounding the data collection from a source familiar with Jumpshot’s products. According to internal documents, Jumpshot offers a variety of products that serve up collected browser data in different ways. In return, Jumpshot gets paid $6.5 million. Since launching in 2015 SinsTV has racked up over a million subscribers and almost 64 million views and has done so with relatively Safe For Work content. Fingerprinting happens when sites force your browser to hand over innocent-looking but largely unchanging technical information about your computer, such as the resolution of your screen, your operating system or free erotic chat sites the fonts you have installed.</p>
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