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1.8KSecurity / TechTechaeris: The top privacy and data leak stories of 2018
These are just a few of the privacy and data leak stories we covered in 2018.
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959Security / Tech[UPDATED] Report claims Facebook gave Netflix, Spotify, and Microsoft access to users’ private messages
The agreements were intended to push the rapid user growth of Facebook and raise its advertising value.
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1.2KTechFacebook Portal wants to connect you to your friends and family through video chat
Facebook portal will have to compete against Amazon Echo Show and Google's smart displays.
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1.1KTechSome experts agree that Facebook security is in need of some serious work
"Facebook has access to the personal information of billions of people; a relative gold mine to threat actors and consumers alike."
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1.1KTechFacebook bug may have unblocked people you had previously blocked
This Facebook bug was active between May 29 and June 5.
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1.1KBusiness / Security / TechThe new California Consumer Privacy Act aims to protect consumers
There was some pushback from large California companies such as Google.
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2.0KAuto / Security / TechNew California digital license plate is raising privacy concerns
These plates make perfect sense for a company fleet but I certainly wouldn't want the DMV in my state to adopt these...
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1.1KSecurity / TechCloudflare debuts free “privacy-first consumer DNS service”
Most people end up using their ISP's DNS servers which, according to Cloudflare, do have some issues which most users are unaware...
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1.2KBusiness / TechZuckerberg fires back at Tim Cook’s commentary concerning Facebook
The fists are flying as Mark Zuckerberg reacts to Tim Cook's remarks about Facebook and privacy.
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1.5KApple / Security / TechTim Cook says privacy is a human right and civil liberty
When asked what he would do if he were in Zuckerberg's position, Cook replied: "What would I do? I wouldn't be in...
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2.4KBusiness / TechFacebook and Twitter must address cyber-bullying or face £20 million fine
British Digital Minister Matt Hancock wants a new "code of practice" for social media websites.
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1.9KBusiness / TechFacebook Messenger for Kids: Will you let your kids use it?
It will be interesting to see parents reaction to this new app for kids under 13.
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1.6KBusiness / TechFacebook extends its advertising arms into your Roku and Apple TV
Advertising is without a doubt a necessary component for many forms of content creation, but many consumers are growing tired of it.
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1.3KSecurity / TechEDRi’s Digital Defenders wants to help kids protect their digital privacy
Children’s freedom to explore and develop should not be limited due to lack of awareness of privacy-protecting strategies.
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1.3KSecurity / TechFacebook Reactions Trigger Warning From Belgian Police
Facebook Reactions were introduced just a short-time ago and they’ve become rather popular, but not with the Belgian Federal Police. The Belgian...
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1.5KSecurity / TechFBI Wants Some Biometric Data Exempt From Privacy Laws
Biometric data is a term we need to get used to. Whether we like it or not, the future of technology is...
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1.5KSecurity / TechMicrosoft Suing DOJ Over Privacy Concerns
Microsoft has brought a lawsuit against the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) over privacy concerns involving Microsoft’s users. The lawsuit, filed...
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2.2KGaming / TechOculus Responds To Facebook Advertising Questions
Facebook advertising brings in huge amounts of money into the social network giant, and questions have arisen concerning Facebook advertising on the Oculus...
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1.8KAndroid / Audio / Mobile / Security / TechThe Tech Miser: Another Bluetooth Headset And A Privacy Browser
In the last miserly column, we talked about the Jarv Joggerz Pro. Today, let’s start with the Photive BTH3. These are not the...
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2.2KHow To / Security / TechHOW TO: Tech Security: Part 1 — Facebook
We all like to keep our info private and secure and our devices working the way we expect them to. And there...
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1.6KSecurity / TechJudge Rules Tor Users Lack A Reasonable Expectation Of Privacy
US District Judge Richard Jones has ruled that Tor users lack a reasonable expectation of privacy and also revealed the government paid...
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3.4KSecurity / TechPrivoro Privacy Guard Promises To Secure Your iPhone
Privoro Privacy Guard is a new device that is promising to secure your iPhone 6/6s and maintain your digital privacy. With the...
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2.2KGoogle / Security / TechSurvey Says: We Don’t Trust Google And Facebook
Before we actually talk about this survey conducted by brand marketing company Prophet, we have to stress that surveys can swing either...
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4.7KTechThat Innocent Facebook Quiz Is Probably Mining Your Data
OK, I get it, social media is a place to be social and interact with your friends and family as if they...
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1.3KAndroid / iOS / Mobile / TechNew Facebook Feature Aims to Make Breakups Less Complicated
Breakups are never easy. In the modern age of smartphones it’s even harder as we are flooded with photos, videos, updates, check-ins, e-vites,...
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2.0KGoogle / Security / TechAre Chrome Extensions Invading Your Privacy? One Company Says Yes.
Chrome extensions are something a lot of people cannot live without. They depend on them for productivity, notifications and a plethora of...
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1.1KSecurity / TechAVG’s New Privacy Policies Allow Them To Sell Your Data
I haven’t used AVG since I was in college back in 2010 and it was the free version I ended up getting and...
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1.2KTechSpotify Apologizes For Updating Privacy Policy
A few days ago, Spotify updated their privacy policies stating that they will collect more user information and then share it with...
