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Invasion Of Privacy Or Security? 13/7 Blast Case Cracked With The Help Of T
2012-01-30 09:17:00 Though we worry about the constant threats of invasion of privacy from the Government in our lives, some stories help change our perspective. The recent evidence that helped crack the 13/7 Blasts case is one such shining example. In the not so distant past, Government was getting ready to keep a tab on our Social Networking usage. However, how they were going to achieve that was ridiculous. Though the Social scene is yet to be monitored, Indian Government has taken giant leaps in an attempt to keep a check on Anti-Social elements. The Government recently cracked the 13/7 Blasts that rocked various prominent places in Mumbai. Though Govt. was unable to prevent this attack, many such foiled attempts have gone unnoticed. A bomb not exploded, does not make a noise! However, the Indian Cyber Security with the help of various agencies like Mumbai Police, Intelligence Wing of India etc. got to the bottom of this dark hole. Using various Technology tools, the team broke the secrecy of the ...
By: WATblog
Big Brother Google start privacy campagne
2012-01-30 07:02:00 Zoekmachine Google is zich bewust van de negatieve Big Brother bijklank en start een privacy campagne.
By: SpyBlog
What Could Google?s New Privacy Policy Mean for PPC?
2012-01-26 17:33:00 Earlier in the week Google announced changes to its privacy policies. The main changes are that: Now nearly all Google products are covered by one privacy policy. Information you give ...© SEOptimise - Download our free business guide to blogging whitepaper and sign-up for the SEOptimise monthly newsletter. What Could Google?s New Privacy Policy Mean for PPC? Related posts: Privacy Policy Google Freshness Update – what it means for your brand What Brands Need To Know About Google+ Pages
By: SEO Blog
Feds Trying to Force Woman to Give Up Laptop Password
2012-01-06 00:45:00 Here we go again. Colorado U.S. District Judge Robert Blackburn is expected to rule any day on whether to force defendant Ramona Fricosu to decrypt her Toshiba Satellite M305, which authorities seized from her in 2010 with a court warrant while investigating financial fraud. Yet another clashing between the police with a search warrant and ...
Do New Communications Technologies Threaten Privacy for Enhance Convenience
2011-12-30 13:15:00 Vendors and wireless carriers deploy and promote electronic device functionality like location-based services, context-sensitive features, facial-recognition technology, web activity tracking, and cellular network diagnostic tools — all in the name of convenience. Entire business models are bu
Supreme Court gay privacy case victor dead at 68
(AP)
2011-12-27 02:46:00 AP - The Texas man whose case led to a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling that granted privacy rights to gay men and lesbians has died at age 68.
PRIVACY MONITOR HACK
2011-11-28 14:51:00 Instructables has an awesome monitor hack that allows you to create a private screen that can only be viewed with special glasses. The procedure involves deconstructing an LCD screen, removing its anti-glare and attaching it to a pair of shades. The result is an all-white display that is only viewable with the augmented frames. Neat!
Yahoo Ready To Fight The Govt For User Privacy: Protecting Terrorists?
2011-11-28 01:30:00 Yahoo is in no mood to toe the line set by the Government of India. It has now approached the Delhi HC against the order of the Controller of Certifying Authorities (CCA). The Government of India attempted to make Yahoo an example for not complying with its rules. It had earlier slapped Rs. 11 Lakh as penalty for its failure to provide email information of persons in national interest. Government of India had asked Yahoo to surrender information of about 11 Yahoo IDs & the IP addresses through which they were accessed. These ids are supposedly used by Islamic terrorists and Maoists & GoI felt it could invoke the Section 28 of the Information Technology (IT) Act on the grounds of National Security. Yahoo refused to comply or pay the fine stating it was bound by confidentiality agreements & that could not be breached. GoI did not buy the argument & slapped the fine. All this started when GoI received large number of emails that claimed responsibility for the Delhi...
By: WATblog
Council accused of a 'staggering invasion of privacy' as it plans to record
2011-11-16 12:46:00 ?All cabs in Oxford will have at least one CCTV camera ?Taxpayer will be lumbered with Ł260,000 bill ?Civil liberties groups brand move a 'staggering invasion of privacy' ?Council says it is acting after increased complaints including sexual assaults and attacks on drivers. (...)
By: Taxi Blog
Police cite privacy concerns over their own DNA
2011-10-16 21:05:00 Police cite privacy concerns over their own DNA HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) – When police in southern Louisiana were investigating the deaths of eight women in 2009, the sophistication of the crimes set off rumors that the serial killer was a … Continue reading →
By: TexasFred's
Facebook Responds To New Allegations Of Privacy Violation. Did They Do It?
2011-09-27 12:48:00 Facebook has always taken flak for their implementation of privacy as a concept. Earlier, there were issues with the privacy settings of a person’s profile and the social network had received sharp criticism after which it got its act together. Allegations have surfaced again of wrongful privacy violations on Facebook’s part. Security consultant and hacker Nic Cubrilovic ran tests on the behavior of Facebook’s cookies. Cookies are small files that can acquire information about a user as they browse the Internet. Information from cookies can be transmitted to remote servers for research and analysis. He found out that Facebook only alters its tracking cookies rather than deleting them. These altered cookies contain account information and some unique identifiers. This means that the social network can track a person’s visits to any web-page that has a Facebook ‘Like’ button or a widget. If true, then this means that it is serious violation of a person’s privacy r...
By: WATblog
La nuova privacy di Facebook e le vostre foto.
2011-09-12 14:49:00 Ora se tagghi un amico in una tua galleria (anche se la restrizione di visualizzazione é "Solo Amici"), le foto relative saranno immediatamente visibili sulla sua bacheca, ed immediatamente commentabili da TUTTI i suoi contatti.
By: PocaCola blog
Facebook Is Serious About Its New Privacy Settings
2011-08-29 10:41:00 Earlier this year, Facebook and Twitter were declared as the Most Unsafe networking sites of 2010. It was reported that the social networking site was upgrading its safety and security features along with restrictions regarding  sharing address and contact number. The announcement of Family Safety Center, improvised HTTPS protocol connection, Security feature called social authentication and secured connection further appreciated by users worldwide (750 million people). And if you are a keen Facebook user, you must have noticed this new feature in your privacy setting. As soon as you login into your Facebook account and you want to add a picture or any other content to your profile pages, you can actually specify who can see it. For example: Facebook friends, a specific group of friends, or everyone who has access to the Internet. These will be indicated by icons: “Public” is represented by a globe; “friends” by a pair of heads. Similar controls will apply to informa...
By: WATblog
Tips To Keep Your Privacy Protected While You Travel
2011-08-13 01:54:00 At the peak of summer, the weather is not all that?s heating up ? privacy, it turns out, has never been hotter. From senators to major news outlets, it seems everyone has privacy on the mind these days. What does this have to do with your upcoming vacation? Well, chances are you?re packing more than ...Travel Lady Cruises, always providing you with TLC!Tips To Keep Your Privacy Protected While You Travel
By: Travel Lady Blog
6 Simple Steps To Configure Privacy on Google+
2011-07-26 10:29:00 A Guide to Taming Privacy Concerns Around Google+ – ZoneAlarm Blog has put together an interesting 6-step guide for new people joining Google+ and how they can protect their privacy on a social network that claims to have way more privacy controls than Facebook, yet you can’t have private profiles. Google+ now has 20 million ...Original post from: 6 Simple Steps To Configure Privacy on Google+ See here for more posts: Sizzled Core - Android, Internet Media, Gadget Reviews - A technology blog based on Android, iPhone, brings you a wide coverage of Internet media news, gadgets reviews and tips/tricks that you won't find anywhere else! Learn how to tweak Firefox, Facebook tricks, unlock iPhone, iPad and root Android phones.
By: Sizzled Core
Edit Google+ Privacy Settings for Profile Visibility
2011-07-01 21:16:00 One of the strongest points that Facebook has over Google Plus at the moment are the privacy settings and controls it offers its users. Google+ has a decent Privacy dashboard to tweak and set what part of content you want to show to which Google+ circle, but again, it took years for Facebook to get ...Original post from: Edit Google+ Privacy Settings for Profile Visibility See here for more posts: Sizzled Core - Android, Internet Media, Gadget Reviews - A technology blog based on Android, iPhone, brings you a wide coverage of Internet media news, gadgets reviews and tips/tricks that you won't find anywhere else! Learn how to tweak Firefox, Facebook tricks, unlock iPhone, iPad and root Android phones.
By: Sizzled Core
Privacy Policy
2011-06-04 14:24:00 For site management, information is collected for statistical purposes: -The type of browser and operating system used to access this site; -The date and time you access the site; -The pages you visit and the pages you come from to conferencemanual.com; -We are also logging IP addresses, but the user remains anonymous to us. We use this data to indentify the country of the visitor. Using the e-mail address, name and city provided when you register for our newsletter, we may periodically send you newsletters about our site. We don’t share your information with third parties for marketing purposes. The information you provide will be used only on this site. You can exclude yourself from our list anytime you want when you click on the unsubscription link in the letter we send.
Privacy vs Normalcy
2011-06-02 03:24:00 Mama always told me to be careful who I talk to. I've always been open and free about letting people get to know me. However, recently I've begun to understand the necessity of privacy.While networking with conservative individuals that constantly question what makes you relatable to others, you risk the chance of overstepping your typical boundaries. I'm a unique person and I am involved in many things. The Chicago Bliss experience, Plus-Size modeling and an obsession for nudity might be a little too much for people.So, should your co-workers even have a chance to know what really makes you tic? I have a friend that served as an editor for a magazine but during her free time she was a Premiere...
Gov. Quinn to Sign Illinois Firearm Owner's Privacy Bill
2011-05-21 16:00:00 -By Warner Todd Huston Well, accidental Governor Pat Quinn is finally doing something right. He has pledged to sign HB3500, a bill that will keep confidential and away from the eyes of anti-gun activists and the Old Media alike the personal information of registered firearm owners in Illinois. The Illinois Senate passed the bill 42 to 1 overturning a decision by left-wing Attorney General Lisa Madigan to turn over to the Old Media the names, addresses, and personal info on file of all citizens that have registered with the state for an Illinois Firearm Owners ID card (FOID)....
Can You Expect Privacy in the Information Age?
2011-01-20 18:00:00 Awhile ago, a friend gave me a heads-up about an online web directory called Spokeo that collects and presents detailed information about individuals. It isn't harmless information like social networking pages either. Instead, the site that describes itself as "not your grandma's phonebook" li
Personal Social Networking Sites Help People Avoid Privacy Issues
2011-01-12 06:30:00 There is no denying the fact that we have nothing to compare with Facebook and Twitter when it comes to social networking. In spite of that, sometimes the privacy issues and the unrelated clutters of these sites bug everyone and give them a pain in the wrong place If it has been your wish to get rid of those, then there is nothing that you can do except creating your own social networking space that allows you to connect with your friends and acquaintances. And doing that is quite simple. There are as many as 40 web-based services that allow you to build your own social networking site. By doing so, you can add or remove features that you want or hate. Some of the popular sites that offers the service include Ning, KickApps, CrowdVine, GoingOn, CollectiveX, Me.com, PeopleAggregator,Haystack and ONEsite. According to Net4India, a popular web design and hosting company in India, there are many groups of users including college students, professionals or business houses that create t...
By: WATblog
DuckDuckGo Throws Down The Privacy Gauntlet, Will Google Pick It Up?
2011-01-04 11:15:00 There is no doubt that privacy is going to be one of the most hotly debated topics on the Internet, even more so than last year. It also seems like this is a year people are going to continue piling onto Google and demanding more from the company. No, not more Android phones, but more value from its search engine – the very core of its business. I’ve mentioned before that even though by and large it is the best search engine on the Internet. In many cases, especially when you’re looking for very specific information, it can give you a bit of a hard time. Over the weekend, Vivek Wadhwa called out Google for linking to too many Ad farms and praised Blekko for its ability to organize search results. Blekko is something I’ve been using fairly frequently now, at least for a number of specific searches – and I like what I see! On the whole, no one is going away from Google. Why? The answer is simple – TINA – There is No Alternative. But there are ...
By: WATblog
Do Mobile Apps Compromise Your Privacy?
2010-12-20 09:10:00 What would be your state of mind if you were told that the apps that you use on your mobile phone send your personal data including name, contacts, location as well as your phone’s unique ID number to ad networks and third party websites? Shocked? Angry? Disgruntled? Nonchalant? Whatever it is, there doesn’t seem to be much you can do about it. This startling fact was discovered by the Wall Street Journal, which tested 101 apps on the iPhone and Android to determine what sort of data they were transmitting. The findings reveal that 56 apps transmitted the phone’s unique ID, 47 transmitted user location and five shared age, gender and other personal information. While targeted advertising is not a novel concept thanks to the various privacy issues dogging facebook, what comes as a shock is that users are completely unaware of the information being shared. Often, there are no privacy policies to read in these mobile apps and even if there were, nobody actually reads...
By: WATblog
Appeals Court Holds that Email Privacy Protected by Fourth Amendment
2010-12-17 18:51:00 From, the EFF News Update by Kevin Bankston In a landmark decision issued today in the criminal appeal of U.S. v. Warshak, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the government must have a search warrant before it can secretly seize and search emails stored by email service providers. Closely tracking arguments made by EFF in its amicus brief, ...
By: News for Greens
WhyMCA 2010 live blogging (appunti): mobile security and privacy
2010-10-26 18:16:00 Mobile security and privacy, Fabio Pietrosanti La sicurezza mobile non e' identica alla sicurezza IT. Oggi assistiamo ad una crescita esponenziale di SmartPhone, potendo metterci su applicazioni e informazioni (tali info passano dal PC al telefono). Quando esci di casa: macchina, chiavi di casa, portafoglio e... cellulare! I dati che sono oggi sui cellulari sono estremamente personali e ricchi rispetto ad anni fa. Eccesso di fiducia tra operatori, tra utenti e operatori, tra utente e telefono (non ha mai sperimentato in modo pratico un virus, un trojan, un phishing, etc in modalita' mobile). Poca consapevolezza sui rischi del mobile. Nuovi rischi sociali: gli utenti installano qualunque cosa e applicazioni. L'app che simula una scoreggia per Android ha realizzato 50.000 utenti. E se contenesse un trojan? Le capacita' necessarie per poter rilevare un attacco, un trojan o spyware su cellulare sono elevate, quindi e' difficile scoprirlo. La gestione delle vulnerabilita' e d...
Google Analytics privacy - Google Analytics bedreigt privacy internetter
2010-10-22 10:44:00 Google Analytics privacy is een bericht van: Ber|Art Visual Design and WordPress Webhosting Tijdens het surfen worden internetgebruikers door talloze websites in de gaten gehouden en de meeste informatie komt bij Google uit, zo ontdekten onderzoekers van de Universiteit van Berkeley. Bij het bezoeken van slechts één enkele website wordt men al door tientallen webtrackers gemonitord. In één maand tijd vonden de onderzoekers honderd van deze webbugs op één site, namelijk Google's blogspot.com. De zoekgigant beheert vijf van de populairste webtrackers, zoals Analytics, DoubleClick, AdSense, FriendConnect en Widgets.
Privacy moet beschermd - Privacy moet beschermd
2010-10-22 10:44:00 Privacy moet beschermd is een bericht van: Ber|Art Visual Design and WordPress Webhosting De regels voor het opslaan van privacygevoelige informatie moeten strenger. Bedrijven die data lekken of misbruiken, zijn hiervoor altijd aansprakelijk. Met de komst van onder meer de OV-chipkaart, digitale energiemeters en het Elektronisch Patiëntendossier wordt steeds meer privédata vastgelegd. Bedrijven en organisaties mogen alleen die informatie gebruiken die noodzakelijk is voor de dienstverlening. Bij overtreding kan een boete volgen. Dit stelt de Consumentenbond bij de aftrap van de campagne ?Wie ben ik??.
Privacy Policy
2010-10-01 00:45:00 We respect your privacy. Information we collect from you, including your company name, email address, phone number and project description will only be used to contact you with the information you have requested. This includes our free SEO analysis, search engine ranking reports, marketing proposals and monthly newsletters. We will never sell your personal information ...
By: Ituloy Angsulong
Will You Change Your ‘Google’ Name For Online Privacy?
2010-09-01 08:45:00 Many of us have done things in our teenage years that we might not particularly be proud of, but back then we believed it to be the funniest thing possible and uploaded it or spoke about it on various social networking websites. However, once working life starts, we would rather have our employers not find such material from our past. Already grappling with the privacy issues in the social networking world, here comes a rather bold suggestion from Google CEO, Eric Schmidt. In a recent interview with Wall Street Journal, he advocated that people who are concerned about their privacy online can change their name. Eric Schmidt, the CEO of the company made the comments in a Wall Street Journal article about the implications of having so much data online. “I don’t believe society understands what happens when everything is available, knowable and recorded by everyone all the time,” he told the paper. He predicted that “Every young person one day will be entitled automatically t...
By: WATblog
On Locational Privacy, and How to Avoid Losing it Forever
2010-08-25 18:10:00 [From: the Electronic Frontier Foundation] By Andrew J. Blumberg and Peter Eckersley (Also available as a PDF in English and Bulgarian.) Over the next decade, systems which create and store digital records of people’s movements through public space will be woven inextricably into the fabric of everyday life. We are already starting to see such systems now, and ...
By: News for Greens
New Privacy features on Orkut – Is It Too Late?
2010-06-11 09:21:00 If you start a hashtag called privacy on Twitter, I am sure It will become a trend in no time. Come on, everyone in the world is talking about privacy, as an infant gets excited about a new toy. Latest to join the bandwagon is the almost forgotten but trying hard to get back social networking site, a product of the internet giant Google, our very own Orkut. It started with Facebook facing backlash over privacy and the subsequent changes in control. The average user these days is aghast about privacy as he discovers that his personal information is being used against his wishes. He fumes in rage and starts raising voices against these social networking sites. The result – the sites come out with new features to pacify the wrath to an extent. One feature of Orkut that set it apart from Facebook was the scrap feature. In fact, this was one of the reasons for the downfall of Orkut. Random people started spamming and users felt the need to ascend to another platform and in came Fa...
By: WATblog
Is Privacy Over Rated In Today’s Times?
2010-06-01 08:36:00 Are you seriously concerned about privacy on facebook, or you don’t give a damn? Even if you do care, were u one of the 33642 people who pledged to quit facebook on 31st May? Probably not. Yesterday was quit facebook day, where people committed to delete their facebook accounts. This miniscule population comprises about 0.007% of the total 450 million users of the popular social networking site. In India though, hardly any of the 16.8 million users are perturbed by this, either due to lack of knowledge or because people don’t think privacy is such a big deal. Now, the founders of the website said that they didn’t think that this would become such a viral campaign. The main aim was not to quit facebook but to make the makers of facebook realize that there are people out there who want facebook to take notice and act accordingly. The main reason why this campaign didn’t start a global trend is because of one simple reason – deep down, the exhibitionist ...
By: WATblog
Facebook Addresses Privacy Concerns
2010-05-27 18:50:00 Mark Zuckerman finally held a face the press session to explain the new Facebook privacy settings. Debate has raged over the past couple of weeks over the whole security and protection of data, and while Facebook has remained silent the rest of the world had discussed the issue. Zuckerman said that they were trying ...
Facebook Privacy Overhauled – What It Means For You?
2010-05-27 09:37:00 In lieu of the slowly growing backlash against privacy issues of facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, the largest social networking site, recently made a press release instilling the fact that facebook is still concerned about privacy issues and that it has introduced some simplified controls to change privacy settings. As against complex privacy setting earlier, there will be simple controls that change your settings with a few clicks. The people who all can see your personal profile can be again changed with some clicks. Turning off third party software and apps will be easier than before. Facebook has significantly reduced the amount of information that is available to everyone, with privacy control for facebook pages. Zuckerberg said that facebook is committed to its users and will try to change and evolve as per the demands and requirements of the users. Within six years, facebook has more than 400 million users and it is difficult to keep everyone happy. A lot has...
By: WATblog
Automatically Check Your Level of Privacy on Facebook
2010-05-19 12:49:00 Our friend Richard over at Akira Media found a great link to a site that will let you see how much of your personal information is visible to strangers through Facebook. If you are concerned about your Facebook Privacy, go to the Reclaim Privacy website and follow the steps to check. It is super easy and very enlightening and might just prevent you from letting everyone on the planet know some of your personal information.
Census and Privacy. Oh, and People With a Secret Mission to Root Out Illega
2010-05-17 05:49:00 As much as the census and the work can be wrist slittingly inane and crazy making, it's good to know that they uphold their defining principles. I mean, what is this, Arizona?
Invading the privacy of Vimeo general manager Dae Mellencamp? Not me!
2010-05-13 13:57:00 By BOB ANDELMAN Everybody knows what YouTube is. Viral videos, 10 minutes or less in length, uploaded by everyone from the broadcast networks to your neighbor?s cell phone. But, contrary to popular belief, it?s not the only treasure chest of video entertainment and wonder. Take, for example, Vimeo. It?s a Youtube alternative with a cleaner user interface, easy to follow instructions and can even accept user-made, high definition videos. I don?t know everything that differentiates Vimeo from its competition, which is why I?ve invited Dae Mellencamp on the show today. She is the senior vice president and general manager of Vimeo and I?m hoping she can give us all a much clearer idea of Vimeo?s potential and how we can all put it to work for us. Vimeo Website ? Twitter DAE MELLENCAMP AUDIO EXCERPT: "Vimeo doesn't have any limits on length so people can upload something that's a lot longer. If a parent wants to upload something it can be private or they can have a private...
By: Mr. Media
Why Everyone Should Be Concerned About Their Facebook Privacy
2010-05-09 17:30:00 Cross-posted to my blog, because I am an attention whore.In September of 2006, Facebook opened up for everyone. Originally for college students, the site later opened up first to high school students, and then everybody else. I joined in 2005, when the site opened up for high school students. At that time, it was invitation-only, and a friend of mine from a college sent me an invitation. While I won't pretend I was one of the first members, I can say with certainty that I've been on the site longer than most people I know. In that time Facebook changed dramatically. In 5 years, the site underwent several major profile page revisions, numerous home page changes, the addition of applications,...
The decline of privacy in America
2010-02-21 18:56:00 Most Americans used to go to great lengths to protect their privacy, and some of us still do. But even as they maintain unpublished numbers on their landlines and keep their names off their mailboxes, many folks nowadays willingly give up their precious privacy in other ways without even giving it a second thought. Take a walk through the ...
By: RickRouse.com
Privacy? You Can't Have It.
2010-01-27 23:26:00 Oden is a pretty good guy who got hung out to dry! And looked what happened to Phelps. His whole life was turned upside down by one picture. Take a hit, take a real hit.
Think Twice: Using That Cellphone Camcorder Of Yours To Record Police Can R
2010-01-16 01:56:00 United Police States Of America Alive And Well In Massachusetts: Film Police Brutality In Public, Face Arrest For Illegal Surveillance; Film Police Heroically Saving A Citizen’s Life, No Problemma… Folks, I stumbled upon this article from Boston.Com entitled, “Police fight... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
Exploring Web Science Part 3 - Privacy trade
2010-01-03 12:47:00 Personalization is the web’s new buzzword. The tradeoff between personalization and privacy will be one of the most challenging questions to arise in years to come. My guess is that everything which are connected to web will have to “spy”. Personalization is a major opportunity for search companies! Nowadays, Internet users are depending on various search engines in order to be able to find
Networking sites boost privacy
2009-12-13 17:24:00 Did you notice that resently Facebook took a step towards opening up parts of its site to outsiders by introducing more options for user’s privacy settings. The changes will make it easier for Facebook’s more than 350 million users to limit who sees their musings, videos, photos and other personal information, but will also give them the opportunity to expose a wider swathe of their information to a broader internet audience. The move comes as internet search engines like Google and Microsoft are showing interest in incorporating the growing trove of user-generated content from social media websites into their search results. Schrage, Facebook Vice President of Global Communications and Public Policy said Facebook users will be greeted with a message on Wednesday presenting them with new options to customise privacy settings and directing them to a new, simplified overview page of all their personal privacy settings. You will see that my blogs are short these days and We'r...
Mozilla Recommends Bing Search Engine for Best Privacy
2009-12-12 14:53:00 Mozilla tells Firefox users to switch from Google to Bing for better privacy.
Time to update your Facebook privacy settings
2009-12-10 01:48:00 If you haven't reviewed your Facebook privacy settings in a while, today's the day to do it. The social networks monolith made a big change to the way updates, photos, videos etc. get posted to the site. Basically: you can control the privacy of each individual item you post. The big picture: you can choose to show off posts to everyone -- making Facebook a lot more like Twitter. This is going to be a pretty big deal since Google has launched its "real-time" search... this change will make Facebook a bigger player in up-to-the-minute news, which it has never been a part of before....
Google CEO Basically Admits You Have No Right to Privacy
2009-12-10 00:16:00 This is just so insane, I had to post it. You won’t ever look at Google’s search engine the same way again: A CNBC interview with Google CEO Eric Schmidt suggests the search giant Google shouldn’t get off easy, and users should be wary of what Google knows about them — and with whom they can share that information. CNBC’s Mario Bartiromo asked CEO Schmidt in her December 3, 2009 interview: “People are treating Google like their most trusted friend. Should they?” Schmidt’s reply hints that if there’s scandalous information out there about you, it’s your problem, not Google’s. Schmidt tells Baritoromo: If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place. Read the rest. Similar Posts:Muslim Google Muslims in America — and those outside that never let us forget Fitna the Movie The Gathering Storm: Muslim Ummah Calls for Jihad Against Google Foeha...
OOPS: TSA ?How To Successfully Smuggle Bombs Into Airports Manual? Publishe
2009-12-09 00:54:00 In A Sincere Effort To Assist The Transportation Safety Administration In Revamping Their Current “How To” Manual, We Are Publishing The Old One For Our Readers To Scrutinize And Make Change Recommendations To Their Elected Officials… Yep, it’s just another one of those... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
Facebook To Tighten Privacy By Removing Regional Networks
2009-12-03 05:57:00 In an open letter by Mark Zuckerberg a new privacy announcement has been made by Facebook. Given that recently Facebook crossed yet another number centric milestone of 350 million users this is probably the most apt time to make this announcement. Facebook has announced that it would be doing away with the regional networks. This means that if you chose the ‘India’ network while joining facebook then you would have to revise your setting soon. This is being done as a measure to create a simpler model for privacy control where you can set content to be available to only your friends, friends of your friends, or everyone. Earlier as part of the India network anyone from India could source and see your profile and send you a message. The move to the simpler model will give users the ability to control who sees each individual piece of content you create or upload. So while twitter still remains very much an open network with little or no privacy settings by default. Facebo...
By: WATblog
Spyphones als cadeau en Duitsland’s privacy Vs Google Analytics
2009-11-30 12:13:00 Spyphones gaan als warme broodjes over de toonbank en Duitsland's privacy bedreigd door Google Analytics
By: SpyBlog
Adsense privacy policy to keep your adsense account safe.
2009-09-23 16:03:00 How serious are you in Adsense? Do not consider frivolous of 'privacy policy'. Yes .. things that seem not important to you but your adsense account can be banned by google if your blog or website (which has adsense ads on it) does not have this privacy policy page. This ...
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