Data Doctors: How much tracking does private browsing actually prevent?

Private browsing — called Incognito in Chrome, InPrivate in Edge and Private in Safari and Firefox — is one of the most widely misunderstood tech features.
Next City

The Weekly Wrap: Baltimore’s Long-Sought Red Line May Become Bus Rapid Transit Instead of Light Rail

Chicago mayor under fire over TIF use, rural counties want cities to take responsibility for “buy and dry” land deals, and ...

Florida gas prices near $4 a gallon as DeSantis says state has no simple solution

Florida gas prices have jumped more than a dollar per gallon in just six weeks, but Governor Ron DeSantis says addressing the ...

Solar project halted as board denies exception request

Orion's planned solar farm east of New Washington faced opposition over property values and noise. The developer is expected ...

BBC suffers huge glitch as private Alex Jones moment accidentally broadcast to stunned viewers

The BBC appeared to suffer a significant glitch during the Wednesday edition of the News at Six, as viewers were taken behind ...

Why you need to binge ITV’s chilling hidden gem crime drama Gone

There’s a brand-new ITV crime drama doing the rounds that has been bubbling under for the past few weeks, but there’s a ...
CBS 58

'Who has access to that data?': Flock cameras and the debate over their use explained

A little less than a month ago, we told you about a Milwaukee police officer accused of abusing the badge.The officer was arrested for using Flock cameras for personal reasons. Flock ...

Java 26 with JVM optimizations, HTTP/3, and finally no Applet API

The current OpenJDK 26 is strategically important and not only brings exciting innovations but also eliminates legacy issues ...