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FTC to Investigate Cloud Computing
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is investigating the privacy and security implications of cloud computing. That could be quite an inquiry as the debate is still open about how to
Facebook Shuts Down RSS Feed App
The Facebook Newsfeed: so much juicy information, so little access to it. Last week we wrote about a new Facebook app that turned your newsfeed into an RSS feed you
The Best of What's Left of Privacy on Facebook
Hundreds of millions of people signed up to use Facebook when the default setting was that things you published there were kept private among approved friends. That changed dramatically last
Location Data Sensitive Like Medical Information, Says Congressional Witness
"The writing is on the wall that there will be baseline privacy legislation introduced," said John Morris, general counsel for the Center for Democracy and Technology at a Congressional hearing
Facebook Saves Christmas (By Making Changes to Beacon) - But Privacy Issues Still Loom
Perhaps in response to the campaign by MoveOn, perhaps just because they have always tweaked new features in the weeks following their launch, Facebook announced last night changes to its
Facebook Updates Are Now Searchable; Not What Most Users Joined For
Facebook is really flexing its muscles today. First it acquired radically innovative social network FriendFeed and now it has announced that it's opened up search across all status messages, notes
Facebook Circles the Wagons
Facebook has called a sudden company-wide meeting for 4:00 pm Pacific time tomorrow to address the criticism they have received for their ongoing series of privacy changes. Whether Facebook will
The Day Has Come: Facebook Pushes People to Go Public
Facebook announced this morning that its 350 million users will be prompted to make their status messages and shared content publicly visible to the world at large and search engines.
Talk Is Cheap: What Does The Facebook Backlash Really Mean?
There's a website working to organize a coordinated dumping of Facebook and there's a search suggestion on Google prompting users to find out how to delete their Facebook account. There
Security and Privacy on Social Networks and the Semantic Web
While the MD5 hack that puts e-commerce sites at risk by faking security certificates received most of the attention at the 25C3 conference in Berlin today, another interesting talk about
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