New features are being added to DoNotTrackMe, an extension for Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Safari that lets users shield their real credit card details, email addresses and phone numbers during web transactions.
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Browser extension creates ‘disposable’ data for privacy
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Published November 22, 2013
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A Boston-based company, Abine, is beefing its anti-tracking browser extension to let users shield their real credit card details, email addresses and phone numbers during web transactions.
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