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According to the New York Times, a basic privacy measure that is often overlooked is the proper destruction

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MySpace launched "Profile version 2.0" late last night and a number of the changes are quite significant. The

Remember Spock? Over a year ago there was a lot of buzz around this vertical search engine for

Guess which US state has Flickr users most likely to post their photos with privacy restrictions turned on?

Admit it. You don't always read the EULAs when you install software on your computer. You just click

Remember the "pre-cog" cop-things in Minority Report, able to figure out who was going to commit a crime

As more and more users awaken to the fact that their every step on the net can be

Our coverage of the new Google browser Chrome over the past few days has touched on issues like

Google's finally gone and done it - they've built and released a browser, the most fundamental window to

The Google Reader team just announced that it has implemented more granular controls for who you share items

Yahoo today announced that it will allow its customers to opt out of customized advertising on Yahoo.com. Yahoo

As more and more students choose online courses either as alternatives to the traditional college experience or as

Gmail, Google's powerful web based email service, announced some changes to its contact management features today. Contact management

Sending private messages through back channels is nothing new. We do it all the time with emails

Google's Street View launched in the US last May, but expanding the service to Europe is proving to

Google's breadth of services is truly awesome and the amount of information the company touches concerning our lives

One of the buzz phrases we've heard a lot this year is "data portability", which means the ability

Late last night Yahoo! owned photo sharing site Flickr launched a new feature - the ability to search

Today's winning comment comes from our post about a Facebook security flaw that allowed people to access private