Erase Yourself From the Internet with JustDelete.Me
Free web services want to collect as much of your information as possible. […]
August 2013
How Private is Email, Really…
When we sign up for an email service, we naturally assume a certain […]
Twitter Institutes Two-Step Verification
In May, Twitter took major steps to improve security for users by finally […]
June 2013
Which Social Networks Amass the Most Private Data?
You’ve probably heard the old adage “If you’re not paying for it, you’re […]
Who’s Watching You Through Your Webcam?
You've probably heard the rumors before: sophisticated hackers that can remotely turn on […]
Verizon Customers: NSA Is Spying On Your Phone Records
UPDATE 9:20PM: The Washington Post reports tonight that U.S. intelligence agencies have also […]
April 2013
Google Pays Small Fine in Big Privacy Case
Google was forced to pay almost $200,000 in fines for absorbing and recording […]
White House Moves To Block Cybersecurity Bill
The White House has moved to block the Cyber Security Sharing and Protection […]
From TMI to TMZ? Facebook Confession Groups
In an, unusual twist on the crowdsourcing concept, new “confession” groups have been […]
March 2013
Facebook Redesign Destroys its Competition
Facebook has announced that it will, basically, redesign its entire site. Again. That, […]
Should Businesses Ban Cellphones from Meetings?
As the majority of the world knows by now, the Catholic Church is […]
February 2013
Think You’re Safe from Viruses? Think Again.
NBC was hacked this week in what's being called a “drive by” cyberattack. […]
EU Allows U.S. Lobbyists to Write Online Privacy Law
The EU Parliament is under media scrutiny for what appears to be word-for-word […]
7 Ways to Protect Your Online Privacy
Google refreshed its Good to Know online safety website this week, with updated security […]
January 2013
Facewash Cleans Up Your Dirty Posts
Stories abound worldwide of Facebook embarrassments. Facebook posts might get you fired, broken […]