Pocket PCs: privacy? Or piracy and porn?

Collie, Jan (2012). Pocket PCs: privacy? Or piracy and porn? Computer Fraud & Security, 2012(10) pp. 5–8.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/S1361-3723(12)70101-X

Abstract

In an age obsessed with information sharing, people have become curiously coy about their computing habits. Compelled to commit every detail of our day to Twitter or Facebook, we still want to keep our web browsing and file download history to ourselves. This privacy paradox drives the thriving market for products that claim to either anonymise or completely wipe out records of computer user activity, producing headlines along the way.

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