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Greta Thunberg detained at Fossil Free London protest (bbc.in)
 

The Swedish climate campaigner was with other activists at a protest outside a central London hotel.

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Belgium v Sweden abandoned after Brussels shooting (bbc.in)
 

Belgium's Euro 2024 qualifier against Sweden is abandoned at half-time for security reasons after two Swedish people are shot dead in Brussels.

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Belgium v Sweden abandoned after Brussels shooting (bbc.in)
 

Belgium's Euro 2024 qualifier against Sweden is abandoned at half-time for security reasons after two Swedish people are shot dead in Brussels.

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UK's nuclear fusion site ends experiments after 40 years (www.bbc.co.uk)
 

The JET laboratory, the focus of European fusion experiments for decades, carries out its last test.

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Indigenous Voice: Australians reject historic Indigenous referendum - BBC News (bbc.in)
 

Australian national broadcaster ABC has projected three states voted No, effectively defeating the referendum.

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Indigenous Voice: Australians reject historic Indigenous referendum - BBC News (bbc.in)
 

Australian national broadcaster ABC has projected three states voted No, effectively defeating the referendum.

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Americans will spend half their lives taking prescription drugs, study finds (www.psu.edu)
 

An American born in 2019 will spend a larger share of their lifetime taking prescription drugs than being married or receiving an education, according to new research by Jessica Ho, associate professor of sociology and demography at Penn State. She reported the findings this week (article date: Oct 6) in the journal Demography.

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This is the largest map of the human brain ever made (www.nature.com)
 

Researchers catalogue more than 3,000 different types of cell in our most complex organ.

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Cancer drug shortage eases slightly, but it’s still 'living from paycheck to paycheck’ (www.statnews.com)
 

The shortage of cancer drugs is not going away, but it may be easing slightly, a new national survey suggests. Based on questions posed to 29 of its 33 member hospitals, the National Comprehensive Cancer Network said Thursday that 86% of those cancer centers are experiencing a shortage of at least one type of generic chemotherapy drug, down from 90% in May.

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The fastest ever human-made object keeps breaking its own speed record (www.popsci.com)
 

The Parker Solar Probe's new top speed could get you from NYC to LA in just 20 seconds. It's not done yet.

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NASA’s Psyche mission is on its way to this huge metal asteroid (www.nature.com)
 

The space rock — possibly the exposed core of a planet that didn’t finish forming — could reveal details about the Solar System’s origins.

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Astronomy society revises harassment policy after outcry (www.nature.com)
 

The International Astronomical Union clarified changes to its code of conduct after researchers voiced concern that it protected harassers.

Search engines compared in c/privacyguides@lemmy.one
[–] EdenRester@kbin.social 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

For instance, Qwant relies on ad services from Microsoft for revenue. Consequently, Qwant needs to collect and transmit the IP addresses and search terms of its users to Microsoft. Microsoft, as some of us may know, isn't exactly a role model in privacy.

However, Qwant claims that it doesn't transmit IP addresses and search terms as a pair. Instead, search terms and IP addresses are transmitted differently using different services to make it hard for the parties involved to tie search terms to IP addresses. In other words, they make it hard for third-party services to build a profile on you. Nonetheless, some would argue that the mere fact that Qwant collects this kind of data is a potential privacy

loophole.

Qwant shares some of the data it collects with advertising partners like Microsoft. Your search keywords, IP address data, and geographical location are shared with Microsoft and are stored for at least 18 months following Microsoft privacy policies. Although Qwant tries to anonymize the data it shares, its methods aren't exactly

foolproof.

And then there's the issue of being asked to turn over a user's data by law enforcement. Like any other company, even privacy-focused search engines service would have to comply with a court-ordered request for data. Consequently, this means your data can somehow fall into the hands of a third-party.

From https://www.makeuseof.com/qwant-vs-duckduckgo-which-search-engine-most-private/

Qwant privacy policy : https://about.qwant.com/en/legal/confidentialite/

Can you recommend me a book? in c/AskKbin@kbin.social
[–] EdenRester@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Perhaps that you've already read them but i recently enjoyed Martin Eden by Jack London and Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy

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