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Rockefeller says young people lack social values

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John Moe
May 20, 2011
A charge by Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) at yesterday's Senate Commerce Committee hearings on mobile privacy is raising some eyebrows. "It's my...
Posted In: Facebook, privacy, rockefeller
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"Too creepy for Google" barrier somehow met

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John Moe
May 20, 2011
Eric Schmidt says Google can build a facial recognition database but won't. So...that's comforting. I think. Speaking at the Google "Big Tent"...
Posted In: Google, privacy, security
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California bill would give parents access to kids' Facebook accounts

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John Moe
May 17, 2011
It's been introduced by a state senator and is a long way from becoming law. The idea is that parents could request any text or image be removed...
Posted In: Facebook, privacy
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More privacy hearings in Washington

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John Moe
May 17, 2011
Sounding like a broken record here, I know. Last week it was a Senate Judiciary subcommittee holding hearings on what Apple and Google were doing...
Posted In: apple, Congress, Facebook, Google, privacy, Senate
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Privacy and security questioned on Dropbox

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John Moe
May 17, 2011
Dropbox is a popular file storage site where you can put your stuff on the cloud and get it wherever you want. People love it. But security...
Posted In: dropbox, privacy, security
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Everybody wants to know where you are

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John Moe
May 10, 2011
As the Senate gathers today to hear from Apple and Google about their location data collection practices, the Wall Street Journal explores all the...
Posted In: apple, Google, location, privacy
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Sony roundup

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John Moe
May 6, 2011
Sony has been troubled by the two recent hacks that exposed the personal information of many millions of people, including some credit card...
Posted In: hacking, privacy, security, Sony
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SafeHouse could get you busted

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John Moe
May 6, 2011
The Wall Street Journal announced a new WikiLeaks-type site for sources to upload confidential documents. The site was built internally and...
Posted In: privacy, security, Wall Street Journal, wikileaks
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Second Sony hack involves credit card info

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John Moe
May 3, 2011
They should fire whoever is in charge of network security at Sony. Then hire them back so they could fire them again. Because geez. There's been a...
Posted In: hacking, privacy, security, Sony
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Julian Assange says Facebook is a spy operation

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John Moe
May 3, 2011
The Wikileaks founder/icon gave an interview to Russia Today where he called the social network "the most appalling spy machine that has ever been...
Posted In: Facebook, Julian Assange, privacy, security, wikileaks

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