With the development of HTML 5, concerns for internet privacy are on the rise. While the web code will make it easier to browse the web, it will also allow websites, advertisers and others access to much of your personal data. “It’s going to change everything about the Internet and the way we use it today,” said James Cox, 27, a freelance consultant and software developer at Smokeclouds. “It’s not just HTML 5. It’s the new Web.”
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