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How to flush DNS cache on Windows 11

On Windows 11, you can flush the DNS cache to fix loading problems for apps and websites, and in this guide, I'll show you how to complete this task using Command Prompt, PowerShell, and a web browser.

Windows Central · May 15, 2023

The best web browser just got an update to make it even better

Mozilla Firefox's latest update significantly improves on accessibility in a major way.

TechRadar · May 12, 2023

Could Bing become the default search engine on Mozilla Firefox?

Microsoft reportedly wants to win an upcoming bid with Mozilla to have Bing become the default search engine for Firefox.

Windows Central · May 10, 2023

Mullvad browser: the privacy of Tor, with the perks of a VPN

The secure VPN provider joins forces with the Tor project to develop a new software to fight back online surveillance. Here's all you need to know.

TechRadar · Apr 6, 2023

Mozilla: ‘Artificial intelligence could make tech more unequal and harmful than ever before–or fix the world. We’re launching a community to build trustworthy A.I. outside the walled gardens’

Mozilla is launching an open-source A.I. community to make sure the space isn't monopolized by Big Tech.

Fortune · Mar 22, 2023

Brazil, Kenya, the US – tech giants are putting democracy in peril the world over

Billions of us are due to vote in the next two years as the scourge of online misinformation grows ever worse. It’s time to regulate

The Guardian - UK · Jan 25, 2023

‘We risk another crisis’: TikTok in danger of being major vector of election misinformation

A study suggests the video platform is failing to filter false claims and rhetoric in the weeks leading up to US midterms

The Guardian - US · Oct 25, 2022

Big Tech antitrust bill finds new support in Mozilla, DuckDuckGo

The American Innovation and Choice Online Act aims to cut down on self-preferencing and privacy violations.

Input · Sep 14, 2022

Think twice about period tracking, pregnancy apps, new study says

DALLAS -- A new study shows many period and fertility tracking apps aren’t clear about what user data they would share with law enforcement, raising concerns the information could be used to prosecute people in states where abortion is banned.

Tribune News Service · Aug 19, 2022

How data from period-tracking and pregnancy apps could be used to prosecute pregnant people

Many popular reproductive health apps are lacking when it comes to protecting users' data privacy, according to a new report highlighting the potential legal risk to people seeking an abortion.

Los Angeles Times · Aug 17, 2022