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Tally Saves the Internet! - 2020 Release Trailer

Fight for your right to be let alone

Battle product monsters and block web trackers right in your browser.
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Monsters to battle in Tally Saves the Internet

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Compete with others using the data advertisers normally use to manipulate you.
LilyTheLegendary badge Earned a level 13 News Hound badge
data
6 hours
straightdongle74 badge Earned a level 1 Open Source Operative badge
network
6 hours
chosenmarketer76 consumable Found a Third party cookie
security
13 hours
subjectivedongle23 attack Earned a CorruptDrive attack
data
14 hours
subjectivedongle23 badge Earned a level 1 Fine Print badge
security
14 hours
subjectivedongle23 attack Earned a CryptoSlam attack
cryptography
14 hours
subjectivedongle23 attack Earned a PrivacyLeech attack
social
14 hours
subjectivedongle23 monster Battled a level 4 Search monster
# Technology & Computing
14 hours
subjectivedongle23 attack Earned a RandomAccess attack
memory
15 hours
cutelisa consumable Found some 5g boots
network
20 hours
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So many trackers to block in Tally Saves the Internet

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Surveillance and behavioral targeting is not normal, nor should it be a business model!
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More than a game

Tally Saves the Internet is more than a game with cool real-world features.
The internet has grown into a pervasive and automated system dedicated to capturing and selling our attention to the highest bidder. Data from every post, view, or click, is recorded and monetized in order to influence our personality, purchases, and politics. On one hand, these systems provide custom experiences, connect us with millions of people and ideas, and invigorate human culture. Yet, the development of algorithms and intelligent machines to filter, analyze, and exploit our data most often isolates us in bubbles instead encouraging debate in the public sphere. Rather than promoting peace and equality, corporations develop new technologies to offer distractions and empty truths, use behavioral targeting and automation to influence elections without accountability, and further empower those already in control.
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