Privacy Bee delivers the most extensive data broker coverage on the market today, combining powerful automated removals and flexible protection tiers to offer an exceptional defense for your digital footprint. https://t.co/VaiOI3Sq62
#Unity22 coverage is horrible. Amateurs talking (not scientists), and virtually zero coverage of the flight itself... they didn't even show Eve taking off!
Google login is showing a 500 error on all devices. It also logged out all Nest cameras, and I can't get back in again. That's unfortunate for anyone (like myself) who uses Nest for a baby monitor. #Google#googledown @googlenest @Google
Fantastic interview about the future of advertising & marketing in the coming cookieless world, especially from the perspective of 3rd party data. @benjshap asked some great questions, and I appreciate the two day spread to talk shop!
https://t.co/SKmkKzHz0J
#Marketers are frequently forced to walk a line between hitting their KPIs and violating consumer trust. Harry Maugans of @Clickagy discusses the concept of privacy clusters that can come in handy and shares a few thoughts on overall #dataprivacy issues. https://t.co/LNih9Rp0T9
Marketing agency leaders devote significant resources to the data privacy issues their work creates. @hmaugans - founder of Clickagy - helps clients reach consumers without compromising privacy. Hear from Harry on #TheInnovativeAgency#podcast
https://t.co/LkgXW2S7la #agencybiz
It feels so weird to sit in a car outside a bank and put on a mask before getting out and walking in. And nobody bats an eye. These are the times we live in.
@valsocial Sure, but Private DNS and Private Name Servers are not the same thing.
And yes, many registrars also sell hosting, but that's not the case here. If it was, the domain's name servers would be pointing at "dns#.namecheaphosting.com" instead of Alibaba's name servers.
@valsocial Name servers do. That's where requests to that domain look-up the routing destination. The only exception to this is if they used a private name server host, but that's rare.
A domain's registrar has NOTHING to do with where the site is hosted.
@acfou Why do you think this is a fraud site? Maybe it's just an e-commerce store that launched a month ago, and is buying ads to launch their business?
Have they done anything suspicious or fraudulent?