Infoworld.com

The site circumvents the Opera browser's built-in adblock and shows advertisement with false claims.

biased information be aware of this site

This site is safe and has no viruses.

The 18 trackers and other garbage scripts/XSS I had to leave blocked clouded my ability to continue reading more and see if this site was worth it.

Come on!

The gold standard for tech info, for at the past 30 years —

no less than 16 trackers on this website

Good site, but my DoNotTrack extension to browser see 12 tracking companys.. that's a lot. So.. poor privacy

Too many popup ads.

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It's a site with much useful information, but I find excessive the scripts that are not for functionality but for tracking/advertising. At least these 6 found by visiting just one article.

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Great site for tech news, but uses tracking cookies. Use NoScript to block tracking, and it's perfectly safe.

very complete and useful site

This website is extensive and will take a lot of time to explore all of it. It offers plenty of useful & interesting IT information. They cover a variety of topics, many are of a security nature.

Regarding to privacy I am not very sure.

Good source of IT info.

Pop up right at your entrance….

Those who complain of bugs and tracking need to get their heads on straight and use a browser that blocks that sort of stuff. With proper precautions, any good site like this one can be safe.

They have taken actions to protect your privacy and security

Learned a lot from reading everything, no popups

7 JavaScript web bugs for tracking/advertising companies (per NoScript). Good privacy? Trustworthy?
See http://w2.eff.org/Privacy/Marketing/web_bug.html

Great source of information on IT and related fields.

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Excellent source for IT related Info…

A lot of useful information for the IT world.

Citrix says the iPad's larger screen solves many of the challenges users' faced because of when using the iPhone with a virtualized Windows desktop. (Which sounds pretty painful, if you ask me). "The iPhone restrictions of screen size and small keyboards are overcome with the iPad. The iPad looks to be an ideal end-point device that can empower users to be productive wherever they are and IT will be able to safely deliver company-hosted virtual desktops and apps without worry," Fleck wrote.

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