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How To Disable Facebook Places
Facebook Places, the new location check-in feature that will begin rolling out to users across the U.S. today, was introduced last night. To our surprise, the new feature was set
Are Smart Grids Undermining User Privacy?
A subject of interest to us ReadWriteWeb folks this year has been smart grids - a method of delivering electricity to users' homes in a way that has been the
Privacy is Overrated: nclüdr Makes Everyone Friends
We've heard tell that Facebook imposes a limit of 5000 friends. Really, just a measly 5000. They also keep doing pesky things like improving privacy controls. Well, we're sick of
Facebook Improving Privacy Controls, Creating Chat App
In December when Facebook launched its friend lists feature, we theorized that it was a necessary first step that the network would need to take to attract the business social
Texting at Work? Supreme Court to Decide About Your Privacy
The U.S. Supreme Court is planning to hear a case that will determine if an employer may view those text messages you post from your mobile. The ruling could have
LinkedIn Launches Social Ads, But At Least We Can Opt Out
It's a little bit amazing that any social networking site could pull what many posts are calling "a Facebook" at this point in history. Nevertheless, LinkedIn has made news by
Facebook Wants Your Comment on Its Privacy Policy Changes
Facebook changed its privacy policy and sharing options last week to make it easier for users to customize how they share their information. It is a process that has been
Obama Calls for Federal Internet Privacy Policy Office
The Obama administration today issued its official call for the creation of a new Privacy Policy Office that would focus on facilitating discussions among stakeholders in order to protect and
Amazon Responds to Silk Privacy Concerns, Says Cloud Acceleration is Optional
When Amazon launched its Kindle Fire tablet last month, it sparked discussions among most tech enthusiasts and bloggers over things like whether or not they'd buy one and whether the
MyWare: Personalized Service or Invasion of Privacy?
There's a fine line between what is considered a knowledge database and an invasion of privacy, and that line is likely to be determined by marketing. This week we wrote
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