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Facebook Adds Security Features Trusted Friends & App Passwords
This morning, Facebook Security announced two new features that aim to make you feel more secure on the site that has had many privacy issues over its brief existence. Will
Is This a Joke? eBay and Verizon Win Privacy Award
In a surprise announcement, eBay, and Verizon have been awarded the top titles of "Most Trusted Companies for Privacy" by the Ponemon Institute and TRUSTe. According to a recent survey,
Browsing in Private: Incognito Modes Are Only the First Step
As more and more users awaken to the fact that their every step on the net can be traced, browser developers have started to incorporate private browsing modes into their
U.S. Lawmakers Prepare Online Privacy Rules
United States lawmakers have spent a year preparing draft legislation for a law that would define and limit privacy for advertisers and Internet companies. The legislation will govern methods of
EFF Calls on Companies to Encrypt Location-Based Data
The reason why Steven Seagal's 80's movies lack relevance for modern day audiences is because if a group of creepy, rogue mercenaries were to abduct us now, we'd be able
ZangZing: A New Photo-Sharing Site That Emphasizes Privacy
A new photo-sharing startup launches today in private beta, no doubt entering what it an incredibly crowded space. But ZangZing hopes that its approach is unique enough to make it
Study: 80% of Web Surfers Concerned About Online Privacy
According to a recent study by Burst Media, a majority of web users are aware of the fact that a lot of websites and ISPs track, collect, and share information
4 Realistic Things You Should Know on International Data Privacy Day
Today is being observed as the second annual International Data Privacy Day by the United States government, Canada, 27 European countries and a number of big corporations, including Yahoo! and
Report: Location Sharing Is Coming to Facebook
Soon, you will be able to share your location with your Facebook friends. According to the New York Times' Nick Bilton, Facebook plans to reveal this new feature during its
Outlook Sees First Trickle of Social Stream
Everybody is getting in the game. Google just announced Buzz, its social feed add-on to Gmail, last week and today Microsoft is bringing the feed to Outlook. Microsoft first announced
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