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Lees meerMy card could beat up your card Analysis Any time we write about vendor supplied benchmarks and performance claims they're accompanied by a warning to take them with a grain of salt.…
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Lees meerSomeone needs to think of the children ... and the consequences of breaking encryption and trashing privacy The Internet Architecture Board (IAB) has warned that policy proposals requiring or enabling the automated scouring of people's devices for i…
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Lees meerSomeone needs to think of the children ... and the consequences of breaking encryption and trashing privacy The Internet Architecture Board (IAB) has warned that policy proposals requiring or enabling the automated scouring of people's devices for i…
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