E-Commerce Minute

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E-Commerce Minute: Saturday -- November 28, 2015

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Security Certificate Issues Plague Dell
Yahoo Tests the Determination of Ad Blockers
Austrian High Court to Rule on Class Action Status in Facebook Privacy Case

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Today's Story Highlights

Security Certificate Issues Plague Dell
Dell earlier this week announced that it was notified of a security flaw
linked to a certificate that it installed on computer systems starting
on Aug. 18. The eDellroot certificate was installed by Dell Foundation
Services application as a means to help users more easily perform
maintenance and service tasks on their computers. The certificate is not
malware or adware, according to Dell.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/82799.html

Yahoo Tests the Determination of Ad Blockers
Yahoo earlier this week acknowledged that it has been experimenting with
a neutralizing agent that can counteract ad-blocking software tools by
closing off email access to browsers that use them. "At Yahoo, we are
continually developing and testing new product experiences," the company
said in a statement. "This is a test we're running for a small number of
Yahoo Mail users in the U.S."
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/82798.html

Austrian High Court to Rule on Class Action Status in Facebook Privacy Case
The Austrian Supreme Court will consider whether a suit against Facebook
Ireland can proceed as a class action. Austrian privacy activist Max
Schrems brought the suit to challenge the transfer of private data to
Facebook's European subsidiary in Ireland. The Vienna Court of Appeals
previously had ruled that the suit could be filed locally, as Schrems'
claim fell under local privacy laws there.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/82796.html

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