Californians’ data should not be for sale
December 12, 2019
Come 1st January 2020, a new consumer data privacy regulation will kick into force in the U.S. Yet, we think that the California Consumer Privacy Act doesn’t go far enough to protect user privacy.
How product usage tracking can compromise privacy
December 3, 2019
Innocent feature tracking can quickly turn into unacceptable user behavior monitoring, user profiling and a money-spinner for a company. Tarquin Wilton-Jones, Security Expert at Vivaldi, describes how.
How to stop the online tracking machine
November 13, 2019
Arne Möhle, co-founder of the secure email service Tutanota, reveals the true extent of the abuse of data, as well as how to stop the unlimited data mining.
Decoding network activity in Vivaldi
November 7, 2019
In this article, Vivaldi security expert Yngve Pettersen takes a deep dive into network activity in Vivaldi.
Bank on privacy
September 24, 2019
Banks in the US and elsewhere have been selling anonymous information about customers’ spending habits for a long time. Now, Norway’s largest bank plans to do the same. Here’s what our security team has to say to that.
Privacy and the rise of the alternative search engine
September 20, 2019
Over the summer we opened our blog to guest bloggers eager to share their perspectives on privacy. In this story, Finn Brownbill explains how we can put an end to tracking in search for the purpose of data collection.
This is how the most secure browsers will protect you
September 15, 2019
There’re a growing number of reasons for people to be concerned about security and privacy online. Let’s take a look at what your browser can do to protect you.
Three search engines that don’t track you
September 1, 2019
More and more search engines pride themselves on protecting user privacy by not tracking or sharing their users’ searches.
Vivaldi’s powerful privacy settings
June 24, 2019
Vivaldi’s privacy settings give you the control to safeguard your private data more than any other browser. Let’s take a look at what you can do with Vivaldi.
The privacy price we pay for “free” food
June 14, 2019
This summer, we’re opening our blog to guest bloggers eager to share their perspectives on privacy. In this blog, Jeff Brown argues that when we agree to let companies get our private data – or not – we make a conscious decision but the most vulnerable are those who don’t understand that they’ve made a choice.
How to hide private content from your screen?
February 28, 2019
Do you worry that others might see private information you’re viewing on your screen? Let’s talk about Vivaldi’s screen privacy filter – Filter Obscure.
Privacy is not just a personal matter
January 28, 2019
The loss of our privacy is a loss for society and democracy. In a surveillance society, the impact of data collection is not just personal because collective privacy is lost too.