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How to Delete your Microsoft, Google, Apple or Meta Account

Sometimes you just don’t want to use a service from a company any more. But just stopping using them is often not enough, as they’ll retain all of the information they’ve been keeping on you. This could present data privacy or even security issues in…

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Manage Your Privacy with Microsoft, Google, Meta and Apple

Our privacy and the privacy and security of our personal data is more important than ever. It’s not just that it’s being sold to advertising companies to sell us goods and services we likely don’t want or need, but it’s increasingly being used by political…

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