None of this is even remotely surprising to me, but it is outrageous. Data broker LexisNexis Risk Solutions allegedly violated Illinois law by collecting and combining extensive personal information and selling it to third parties including federal immigration authorities, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday...
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Uber, once again proving the "sharing" economy capitalists are as bad as any traditional economy capitalists you could create: Security researcher GironSec has pulled Uber's Android app apart and discovered.
Recently I wrote about the need for Facebook alternatives. A team of NYU computer science students may have just the thing: Why can't privacy and connectedness go hand-in-hand? That's the.
Google is backpedaling amid the buzz about Buzz, apologizing for its premature launch and the privacy issues it created, and promising to make Buzz more like other social networking sites, where users can choose the friends they associate with. The brou-ha-ha goes to show that...
Google continues to take heat over its new uber-anti-privacy-architecture. Tts new Buzz application makes an important error in assuming that every link between nodes (email addresses) implies homophily, and that.