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Even as more and more companies embace social media for internal and external communication, only a few are actively managing the risk that social media entails.
A MUST read...: http://www.readwriteweb.com/enterprise/2012/08/defusing-the-corporate-social-media-timebomb.php
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Facebook hat die Standard-Mailadresse seiner Nutzer auf die kaum genutzte @facebook.com-Mailadresse umgestellt. So machen Sie die Änderung wieder rückgängig.
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Thousands of UK websites are in breach of a law that dictates what they can log about visitors.
European laws that define what details sites can record in text files called cookies came into force on 26 May.
Cookies are widely used to customise what repeat visitors see on a site and by advertisers to track users online.
Read more, A MUST KNOW: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-18206810
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Für die EU-Wettbewerbshüter ist klar: Googles Suchergebnisse bevorzugen die eigenen Dienste und benachteiligen diejenigen der Konkurrenz. Der Webgigant hat deshalb einige Wochen Zeit, um die Praxis zu ändern.
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La Commission européenne vient de dégager 4 points sur lesquels la conduite de Google peut être condamnable au titre de l'abus de position dominante. Après avoir mené l'enquête, l'Europe a décidé de p...
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Twitter is without a doubt the best way to share and discover what is happening right now.
What is “Do Not Track”?
Do Not Track (DNT) is a privacy preference that users can set in their web browsers. The United States Federal Trade Commission has endorsed DNT as a simple way for users to inform integrated web services which offer content across the Internet (such as buttons, widgets, and other embedded features) that they do not want certain information about their webpage visits collected across websites when they have not interacted with that service's content on the page.
The DNT browser setting is now supported by recent versions of major browsers, including Firefox 5+, Internet Explorer 9+, and Safari 5.1+. If you are using Chrome 17.0 or higher, there is a third-party extension that enables DNT.
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Gefährlicher Mut zur Lücke: Mit einem einfachen Trick lassen sich private Ordner auf dem Cloud-Speicher Dropbox über die Google-Suche einsehen.
===> In 21st Century "Privacy" and #Itsecurity" are also part of Education! <===
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* Executive order to call for sanctions on foreign nationals* Obama notes Syrian use of technology to monitor dissidents* Will encourage private sector to participate with grantsWASHINGTON, April 23...
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From Subject Access Requests to online web tools, there are several ways to gain the information held about you...
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Exclusive: world wide web inventor says personal data held online could be used to usher in new era of personalised services...
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La république islamique d’Iran pourrait mettre en place d’ici cinq mois un Intranet national qui bloquerait l’accès au...
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Enormous social network Facebook just acquired super-popular photo sharing app Instagram. If you're an Instagram user, you may know that it contains information about image locations, ...
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A serious bug was discovered recently in the Facebook and Dropbox applications on iOS and Android that could cause users to have their private information stolen.
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Facebook employs algorithms to detect suspicious behavior and bring it to the attention of the site's security team.
Yes, Facebook Scans Users' Private Conversations Looking For Sexual Predators and Child Porn
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Editor’s Note: This article is a guest post by our sponsor Abine.com, the makers of the browser extension. DNT+ is FREE and keeps websites from tracking you online.
If you’re like most people on Facebook who use apps, you click “agree” to whatever permissions pop up on your screen. But if you value your online privacy, there are some that you should think twice about allowing.
Since Facebook’s has launched its IPO, we’re releasing an expert list of the three most privacy-invasive Facebook app permissions along with tips for protecting your privacy.
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Sie schreiben Sicherheit groß, sind aber genervt von den verschachtelten Facebook-Einstellungen? Unsere Facebook- Links für Faule sparen Zeit & Geklicke!
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Did you know that Twitter, like Facebook, wants to know which websites you visit and has a system for tracking you from site to site anywhere it its ecosystem: eco-tracking.
Read more: http://blog.eset.com/2012/05/21/how-to-stop-twitter-tracking-the-websites-you-visit
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SPEECH/12/372 Joaquín Almunia Vice President of the European Commission responsible for Competition Policy Vice President Almunia's statement on the Google case Press room Brussels, 21 May 2012 In November 2010, the Commission launched an antitrust...
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Après l’acquisition de plusieurs start-up spécialisées dans l’e-mail et les relations entre réseaux sociaux, Twitter a lancé ce mardi son nouveau service de newsletter.
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Deciding what information should be public isn’t just important for your reputation and mental health. Keeping your account numbers and identifying information secret can help prevent financial fraud, protecting you and property.
In a country like Syria in the midst of turmoil, your privacy can be a matter of life and death.
But for most of us, we’re willing to trade a litte of our privacy for a service we like, or a little company.
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Much has been said about the role social media has come to play in the global landscape over the last few years.
According to the Washington Post, President Obama will today issue an executive order that gives U.S. officials the ability to impose sanctions on foreign bodies that use these “new technologies” to carry out human rights violations.
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L'homme, que beaucoup considèrent comme le père de l'Internet, était en France à l'occasion de la conférence mondiale du Web du W3C (dont il est le Président).
Il y a exprimé ses inquiétudes quant aux libertés numériques, et s'est montré à nouveau hostile aux écosystèmes fermés.
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Some Instagram users are upset about the acquisition by Facebook - but are they right to complain about what happens to their uploaded photographs?
What needs to be recognised is that anytime you decide to store your information online, you should also assume that it could be used for marketing purposes and that it may be publicly available.
The acquisition of Instagram is a perfect example of how data shared online may have an uncertain future.
As Instagram's policies state, they are "subject to change without notice" ===> and users should be sure they are comfortable with their information being used in any way they can imagine. <===
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Flawed mobile apps for Facebook, Dropbox, LinkedIn, and likely others save user authentication data as easy-to-swipe plain text files...
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Many popular Facebook apps obtain sensitive information about users—and users' friends—so don't be surprised if details about your religious, political and even sexual preferences start popping up in unexpected places.
Still, some app developers say they are seeking less personal data than they could. Rick Marini, chief executive of the professional-networking app "BranchOut," said that more than 20 million people have signed up for the app. What users may not realize is that professional information about all of their friends is also now a part of the app's database.
===> That lets "BranchOut" tout that it has more than 400 million profiles. <===
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