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eltiempo.es app, web y widgets
eltiempo.es app, web y widgets
"Ghostery helps you browse smarter by giving you control over ads and tracking technologies to speed up page loads, eliminate clutter, and protect your data."
"Fast and safe. That is how you want to use the internet. We feel that you are entitled to this. For this we have invented the Cliqz browser. Its safety architecture gives you back your anonymity. Its built-in search revolutionizes the way you search the internet and find what you are looking for."
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"Protecting your privacy is part of our DNA
Why? To help you search and browse the web, we do not need to know anything about you as a person. Your name, age, gender, interests and preferences are none of our business. That is why – unlike most other internet businesses – we do not even want to gather such information in the first place.
On the other hand – we do not fool ourselves: Data is an important part to build complex systems like search. However, we strongly believe, and have proof, that such systems can be built without compromising the privacy of users. In everything we implement we ask ourselves: If somebody evil would get access to the data we have on our servers, if we get hacked, if we need to hand over the data to a (foreign) government – would anyone of our users be at risk? If the answer to this question is yes, then the data itself should never ever be collected in the first place. And so we simply don’t collect it."
Why? To help you search and browse the web, we do not need to know anything about you as a person. Your name, age, gender, interests and preferences are none of our business. That is why – unlike most other internet businesses – we do not even want to gather such information in the first place.
On the other hand – we do not fool ourselves: Data is an important part to build complex systems like search. However, we strongly believe, and have proof, that such systems can be built without compromising the privacy of users. In everything we implement we ask ourselves: If somebody evil would get access to the data we have on our servers, if we get hacked, if we need to hand over the data to a (foreign) government – would anyone of our users be at risk? If the answer to this question is yes, then the data itself should never ever be collected in the first place. And so we simply don’t collect it."
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