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Thoughts on technology and privacy. Click to read Big Tech, by Anupam Chugh, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.
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- 33 from 7 Jul 2020 to 30 Jan 2026
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2026 5
2024 1
2022 1
2021 14
- Apple Is About to Sniff Out Child Exploitation Content From Devices
- With iOS 15, Apple Gave Us Strong Reasons to Ditch Google Services
- Apple Is Killing Email Tracking With a Single Popup
- Google Joins Apple to Cancel Facebook’s Trillion-Dollar Empire Dream
- Google’s New Popup Will Further Weaken Facebook’s Advertisement Business
- Mark Zuckerberg vs. Tim Cook Feud: A War of Words Over iOS 14's App Tracking Transparency
- One Billion iPhones Is The Biggest Asset Of Apple AirTag— But The Device Is Far From Perfect
- Google is Killing Third-Party Cookies As They Have Better Plans to Dominate the Web
- Apple vs. Facebook Isn’t a Matter of Privacy but Opposing Business Philosophies
- Facebook Is Gaslighting Users Into Allowing Ad Tracking on iOS 14
- Google is becoming the very thing it once swore to destroy
- Apple Subverted Expectations in 2020
- Facebook’s Latest Ploy Against Apple: My Way or the Highway
- Apple M1: The Slow Death Of Hackintosh
2020 12
- It’s Time To Kill Apple News+
- Not Apple, Google And Facebook Are Killing The Free Internet
- Facebook Criticising Apple’s iOS 14 Privacy Changes is a Hypocrisy
- The Antitrust Case Won’t Dissolve Facebook. Instead, It’ll Force A Change.
- Apple Killed Our Hopes For USB-C. However, They’re Preparing Us For Portless Phones.
- If Apple Really Values Privacy, Now Is Their Moment To Show It
- Apple M1 Chip Macs: A New Wine In An Old Bottle
- Apple Caught Apps Spying Keystrokes On Millions Of Devices
- Google extends its horrible streak with a new set of icon designs
- Apple Is Crushing Deep Links That Were Used As Ad-Tracking Devices
- Android vs. iOS: each design philosophy explained in simple lines
- Apple Is Killing A Billion-Dollar Ad Industry With One Popup