Tag Archives: privacy

Which Web Browser Is the Safest to Use? Chrome vs Edge vs Firefox

When people ask which web browser is the safest, the conversation usually gets reduced to speed tests, market share, or brand loyalty. But browser safety isn’t just about how fast vulnerabilities are patched – it’s about how security and privacy … Continue reading →

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Meta’s Latest Move: Using AI Chat Conversations to Personalize Ads

Imagine chatting with Meta’s AI on Facebook or Instagram about your hobbies, weekend plans, or a new recipe you want to try – and then noticing that the next time you scroll, the ads seem spookily relevant to what you … Continue reading →

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Should You Accept the Top Fan Badge on Facebook? Here’s What to Know 👀

Facebook introduced the Top Fan badge as a way to recognize and reward highly engaged followers of a Page. If you’ve been active – liking, commenting, or sharing content regularly – you might get a notification: “You’ve earned a Top … Continue reading →

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Why We Don’t Use Google Analytics on Our Website

At UltimateWB, we don’t use Google Analytics – or any third-party analytics tool – on our website. That might sound surprising in an age where data-driven decisions are the norm. But our decision is intentional, and it’s based on the … Continue reading →

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TikTok: A Balancing Act Between Popularity and Controversy

TikTok’s meteoric rise has made it a cultural phenomenon, but its Chinese ownership has raised significant concerns about data privacy and national security. These concerns have led to increasing scrutiny from US government officials, with the potential for a nationwide … Continue reading →

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Website Design Guide: Building a User-Friendly and Engaging Site

“What website design guide is the best strategy?” This guide offers key principles and best practices to craft a website that excels in both user experience and visual appeal. 1. Planning and Foundation 2. Design Principles 3. User Experience (UX) … Continue reading →

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Why Does Google Search Console Clicks Count Differ from Keyword Clicks?

“Why does Google Search Console say X number of clicks but then shows only a fraction of those clicks when checking for the keywords?” The main reason is filtering. Google Search Console filters out some keyword queries to protect user … Continue reading →

Posted in Ask David!, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Website Traffic | Tagged clicks, clicks discrepancy, Google privacy policy, Google Search Console, high-quality content, keyword clicks, keyword data, keyword queries, keywords, privacy, search query filtering, SEO analytics, seo tips, user intent, user privacy, website traffic | Leave a comment

What is the best option for creating a private forum?

The best option for creating a private forum is the UltimateWB website builder. You can use the built-in membership app to create a login/member system and the built-in forum app to build the forum sections. Then you just set the … Continue reading →

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Another reminder of the difference between Gmail and your own company email – PRIVACY!

Google is rolling out a new Gmail update in the next couple of days, where any Google+ user can send you email to your Gmail inbox. They don’t get your email address, unless you reply to their email, but they … Continue reading →

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