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Is it safe to back-up your kids' photos online?
Many people say that they use external hard drives to back up photos because they're afraid pictures of their kids could get out onto the Internet or that their cloud service might lose their photos. But online might be your safest best.
Online Mugshot Removal Now Guaranteed by InternetReputation.com
DENVER, CO-- - With the advent of the Internet, public records are more public than ever. Private companies have developed software to go in and grab public information from online databases and re-disseminate ...
Scytl Unveils Secure Online Voting on Google Android and Apple iOS Devices
Scytl, the worldwide leader in election software solutions, announced today the successful implementation of its online voting encryption technology for use on Google Android™ and Apple® iOS smartphones and tablet computers.
8 Tools for the Online Privacy Paranoid
If you want to participate in today's Internet, and all the apps and services that go with it, you have two choices: Accept that your information is out there and try not to worry about it, or arm yourself with some privacy protection tools. Should you choose the latter path, check out these apps and services to help you stay anonymous online and keep your information out of the wrong hands.
Consumer privacy bill of rights to bring imminent changes to Internet
Changes are in store for the Internet. With the announcement of the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights in late February came the unveiling of the Digital Advertising’s new “Do Not Track” software.
VIDEO: Does web privacy have a price?
Stopping websites from using tracking software could have serious consequences on the users themselves
Eight Tools for the Online Privacy Paranoid
Services to help you stay anonymous and keep your information out of the wrong hands
Google’s darkening agenda
The company's attitudes toward privacy have grown increasingly dismissive. Now some countries are taking notice
New Bar Demographics App Raising Privacy Concerns
A new social app that can scan the faces of bar patrons in order to determine their ages and genders launched in venues throughout the US this past weekend, and it has wasted little time in raising the hackles of privacy advocates harboring concerns over how much and what types of information are being stored by the program. The app in question, SceneTap , launched in two dozen bars in San ...
Mindscape partners with privacy software vendor
Mindscape has struck a deal an exclusive distribution with privacy software vendor, Zemana.
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