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Before you start using an AI knowledge base that records client conversations: ask these 7 legal and practical questions. Otherwise, trust becomes a risk.
Password hashing protects users after a database leak, but it does not stop phishing, credential stuffing, or bad session security.
AI chatbot privacy is not just about prompts. Here is what gets stored, why it is kept, and what users and teams can do about it.
HSTS is powerful and unforgiving. Roll it out in stages, audit subdomains first, and treat preload as a one-way door.
A practical guide to noopener, noreferrer and nofollow: what they change, when to use them, and what they do not fix.
Permissions-Policy can reduce browser feature access, especially in iframes. It is useful, but narrower than many teams assume.
Self-host Google Fonts to reduce third-party requests, improve privacy posture, and gain better control over performance.
Browser fingerprinting combines small device and browser signals to recognize users without cookies. Here is how it works and what helps.
Chrome killed third-party cookies, the EU tightened consent rules, and users are blocking more aggressively. Here's what actually changed and how to adapt.
The browser has quietly become a competent image-processing environment. Here is what client-side really means, why it matters for privacy, and where the trade-offs still live.
EXIF metadata embeds location, device info, and timestamps into every photo. Here's how to strip it reliably before sharing images online.
