Guest User 11/11/21 Guest User 11/11/21

Facebook Can Respond to Feedback on Privacy

Discover how Facebook can address feedback on privacy concerns. Explore insights into potential changes and their implications for users. Stay informed with Reklaim. Read more.

Guest User 11/5/21 Guest User 11/5/21

Can a Name Change Polish Facebook’s Image?

Facebook announced a new name for the umbrella company overseeing its core social network and other services: Meta! The rebrand aims to focus attention on Facebook’s ambition to become a “metaverse company.”

Guest User 10/28/21 Guest User 10/28/21

NOT SO FUN FACT ABOUT INTERNET SURVEILLANCE

The Federal Trade Commission released a report last week detailing the “concerning” amount of data internet service providers (ISPs) collect on customers.

Reklaim your Data it with us!

Guest User 10/13/21 Guest User 10/13/21

Start browsing with a layer of consent & data protection

Reklaim launched a browser extension that will allow you to block ads for specific sites, and earn while you surf the web. DOWNLOAD NOW.

The extension adds a layer of consent and data breach protection to your internet experiences, empowering you to decide when your data is collected, when you see ads, and to profit when you do provide businesses your data.

Guest User 9/29/21 Guest User 9/29/21

Voters Agree on Nothing Except Data Privacy

Consensus across party lines is extraordinary in US politics these days.

Yet voters overwhelmingly agree that they’re concerned about data privacy and want the government to do more to safeguard their information.

Neil Sweeney 9/8/21 Neil Sweeney 9/8/21

Welcome to Reklaim

We launched Reklaim to transition Killi to a brand that reflects our core mission. While some of you might think of this rebrand as a ‘new’ product, I would classify this more as an evolution of our journey as a company.

Guest User 9/2/21 Guest User 9/2/21

Facebook Is Reckless with Your Data. It’s Time to Take It Back

When Facebook learned that the phone numbers, names, locations, and birthdays of more than 500M users had been posted on a public hacking forum, it might have notified each of those users and gotten to work on preventing a similar event from happening again. But Facebook, know that the leaked data could lead to identity theft and other cybersecurity schemes, reportedly took the opposite approach.