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At Tempest, we’re on a mission to increase privacy and data security online. With products like Tempest Search and Tempest Browser, we prioritise the needs of individuals, not the interests of those who profit from your personal information.

Our goal with Tempest is to make private search accessible to everyone. We’ve dedicated years to refining and perfecting our products, ensuring that they deliver user experience on par with the search engines we’re all familiar with.

The key difference is that we strip away the intrusive tracking and data collection practices – Tempest’s products don’t capture or store Personally Identifiable Information (PII), they are tracker-free, and they don’t collect your search history. We launched our search engine and browser in March this year…

The Haddonfield Memorial High School boys lacrosse program will host its third annual 5K Legacy Run for Brian McDonnell Sunday, June 11, a tribute to a team coach who died in 2021. 

“This whole thing started a couple years back – a community member, father, friend to everybody, Brian McDonnell passed away, and his son’s senior class started this legacy run as a great way to get the community together,” explained Nolan Tully, a senior lacrosse player.

“They had a run in the morning, but the run wasn’t the biggest deal; the big deal was getting everyone together, and it was a fun…

Service providers continue to hold a vital position in providing infrastructure, networks, and interconnectivity to organizations and that drive their value proposition. The role of managed service providers and consultants has expanded, as they aid organizations in their cloud migration and offer strategic insights. Amidst the rapid changes, service providers remain agile, leveraging cutting-edge technologies and collaborating with partners to deliver exceptional services.

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated these transformative trends, propelling the digital revolution forward. Cloud infrastructure will remain the prevailing deployment model, with third-party service providers playing a pivotal role in supporting and enriching its offerings. For any vendor seeking to connect with end…

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There is a significant change coming to the technology we use to communicate over the next few years. If you are a landline user, either with a personal landline or a business one, you may need to change your set-up due to the landline switch-off coming in 2025. After 2025, all analogue services will be shut down and replaced with digital phone services so it is better to be prepared than to be caught out and left without a connection.

Learn all about the landline switch-off and how you can prepare, both from a business and personal perspective, below.

What Is The 2025 Landline Switch Off?

In 2025, BT Openreach is set to turn off the UK’s remaining analogue public switched telephone network (PSTN). This year (2023), they will stop accepting new orders for PSTN systems altogether in…