January 30th, 2019 
Marty Figgs 
As unfortunate as it might be, it’s a given that using the internet extensively may compromise your privacy. Tracking codes that can follow you across sites have become incredibly common, often used to create targeted advertisements for users. At this point, Google probably knows more about me than I do.
Of course, it’s possible to block some trackers, like with the Privacy Badger extension and similar tools. Back in 2015, Mozilla released ‘Firefox Focus,’ a content filter for Safari on iOS that blocked trackers.
Hands-on: Firefox Focus is being ported to Android, and it shows promise was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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