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How a charity founded by farmers wives helps children in the Borders
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We have more privacy controls yet less privacy than ever
The tech sector has a long history of breaking through privacy boundaries, but it has also created the fences meant to protect us. Firms have churned out hundreds, if not thousands, of online privacy tools and settings, launched with the apparent aim to help us secure our human right to privacy, in our digital lives.
