Does This Change Will Speed Up Your Internet?
Online privacy in the hands of users again?
Internet service providers collect a lot of information about you. New service, by the company Cloudflare, wants to change this.
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Recently, in all the world media, we read about the abuse of personal data by Cambridge Analytica, which was illegally collected personal information from users of the Facebook.
Thus, most web users realize that the privacy of their data is just virtual. The clear fact is that with every site we visit, the companies gain more and more information about us. And the primary use of this data is for targeted advertising.
Can we change that?
If there was a magic button that could turn off traceability on the WWW, it would be great. This idea has also come to Cloudflare with a new tool called 1.1.1.1.. This is essentially a DNS address, which can be used by everyone. Not only does this change in the DNS address in digital devices speed up access to the World Wide Web, it would also disable Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to be able to track their users at every click.
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Cloudflare, however, ensures that 1.1.1.1 service will not only prevent your Internet provider from collecting information about your visited websites, but will also speed up your everyday access to the World Wide Web.
You can read more information about 1.1.1.1. service here.
Well, I'm not sure that now Cloudflare will not collect your data (they claim that they won't...) nor that this will speed up my internet. And what you think?
All comments welcome.
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