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freenigma: Encryption For Web-Based E-mail
freenigma is a Firefox plug-in that offers e-mail encryption to a whole range of Web email systems - including Gmail, Yahoo!Mail and Hotmail/MSN. It is a product of Germany-based freiheit.com.
Why Facebook Won't Lose Its Core Power Users
At the last day of the Web 2.0 Summit 2011, Facebook CTO Bret Taylor took the stage for a brief 15 minute interview and talked about the social network's underlying
Facebook Security Lapse Leaves Private Photos Exposed, Even Paris and Zuck's
The Associated Press reported this afternoon that its reporters were able to use an undisclosed method to access private photos on Facebook, including some from Paris Hilton at the Emmys
Latest Version of Google Chrome Adds Auto-Translation and New Privacy Features
Google just launched a new stable version of Google Chrome, the company's increasingly popular browser, which introduces a number of new features and more advanced privacy controls. Chrome will now
Jumptap Announces Partners to Provide Offline Data for Targeted Advertising
Jumptap, a mobile ad targeting company, announced new partners today that will help the company acquire off-line data about consumers. That data can help app developers target ads at users.
Facebook's Site Governance Vote: A Massive Con?
When Facebook announced it was opening its site governance to user voting late February, founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg hailed it as an "unprecedented" effort to enable "participation on the
The Facebook Backlash Has Begun...
The knee-jerk reaction has begun. Friend after friend after friend is posting the same chain-letter-like status update with simple directions on how to opt out from Facebook's new sharing capabilities.
Groupon Changes Privacy Policy, Starts Tracking User Location
Daily deals service Groupon made updates to its terms of service and privacy statement last weekend to reflect new ways the company collects and shares user data. The biggest change
Data Privacy: What Bill Gates Said 10 Years Ago
Today is International Data Privacy Day, an event backed by companies like Intel, Ebay, Facebook and Microsoft, and dedicated to educating data owners about best practices in protecting the privacy
Google Introduces 'Interest-Based' Advertising
Google just announced that it will now let you decide which ads you want to see as you surf the web by allowing you to create a profile of your
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