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According to these court documents, turning your phone on is consent to being tracked
In 2014, Baltimore Police obtained a warrant for the arrest of Kerron Andrews for attempted murder. To find him, law enforcement requested a pen register to record his location data and all outgoing phone calls. The request, however, didn’t ask about using a Hailstorm (a type of Stingray — a bulk collection device meant to intercept data meant for cell towers) to collect this data. The police used it anyway. Warrantless bulk collection by use of a Stingray isn’t anything new. The secrecy is often due to an NDA (like this one) between law enforcement and the FBI itself. After learning about…
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Chrome for Android will soon alert you to nearby objects you can interact with
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A Growth Hacker’s Perspective on UX
Why Growth Hackers and UX Designers should always work together Over the course of the last few months I’ve been working as a growth hacker for Usabilla. And working in a company that’s crazy about UX design has taught me a
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uxmill — Better looking Google Charts
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This Chart Shows Who Marries CEOs, Doctors, Chefs and Janitors
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This adblocker-blocker helps you get around sites that ban you for hiding ads ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
WIRED announced this week a novel approach to dealing with adblocking users: either they’ll be blocked entirely from seeing the site, or they can pay a small fee each month to get ad-free access. Some people weren’t happy about that change, but it’s interesting to see publishers coming up with alternative ways for people that use adblockers to help support them. Of course, the internet won’t take this lying down, so the adblocker-blocker has been born. It’s simple, really: it tricks sites that use anti-adblocker technology into thinking you aren’t using an adblocker. The adblocker-blocker lets you keep your adblocker on when…
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Tinder for movies
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The Next Big Thing in Design
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What UX Designers Need to Know about Conversion Rate Optimization
Conversion is most often defined through sales, but it can also apply to clicks, sign-ups, repeat visitors, or any other metric that meets your organization’s goals. The real problem many organizations face regarding conversion, is that content is often still considered “the stuff that goes into the design.” Putting content at center stage means changing…
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