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The LinkedIn hack: What you need to do about it
John Moe Jun 7, 2012
And are we just stuck with the current problematic password system forever? Yes. Yes, we are.
How young is too young to be on Facebook?
David Brancaccio Jun 4, 2012
In order to increase its reach, Facebook is now developing a system that would allow children under the age of 13 to play games and use the social network.
'Chipping' our kids: Can we fight truancy with technology?
Jeff Horwich Jun 1, 2012
Can technology keep kids from skipping school? In San Antonio, they're going to track children with the same microchips used for cattle, or boxes in a Walmart warehouse. Plus: Are you ready for some "backyard" neuroscience?
Home DNA kits -- to test or not to test?
Adriene Hill May 16, 2012
Ancestry.com unveils new, more advanced DNA testing.
Spam texts, and how to avoid them
Adriene Hill May 15, 2012
Millions of spam texts are sent each day. Here's what to do when you get one.
Are you leaving your Facebook house unlocked?
John Moe May 7, 2012
A new report says millions of us are making life easier for thieves and snoops.
Google street view car collected private data
John Moe Apr 30, 2012
When it came out that Google was gathering data from people's wifi links as it cruised the streets mapping the neighborhood, Google blamed a lone engineer. The Federal Communications Commission has now looked into this and it wasn't just one guy.
A window into Facebook's data
Adriene Hill Apr 13, 2012
Facebook wants to share your personal data, this time with you.
P&G bars office access to Pandora, Netflix
Sarah Gardner Apr 4, 2012
Proctor & Gamble has shut down access to Pandora and Netflix for all its employees globally.
U.K. considers broad national surveillance plan
Stephen Beard Apr 2, 2012
Many British citizens are used to being watched via camera by the government, but now a new plan to monitor all phone calls, emails and web traffic to keep up with hackers and other criminals is causing privacy advocates to stir.
