Tag: Data

Apple Is Going to Break iPhone Sales Records This Weekend, Says Foursquare
Foursquare, which has gotten out of the check-in business (well at least they've put it off to the side) and focused more on local recommendations, has a lot of location data at it...
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Over Half Of Retailers Struggle To Identify Most Valuable Customers Despite Data
Yes Lifecycle Marketing has a new study out finding that half of retailers are struggling to identify and and engage their most valuable customers, even though they know informatio...
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Woman Ordered to Give Up Facebook Password in Custody Case
A New York judge has set quite the precedent, ordering a woman to turn over her Facebook login details so that her profile can be scoured for evidence in a custody case. The...
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Snapchat’s New Update Could Help You Save Data
Snapchat has been known to gobble up data now and then – especia...
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Twitter Says Government Data Requests Way Up
Twitter's new transparency report is out, and the trend continues. Government requests for user data and content removal are on the...
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Facebook Is Surprisingly LOL-Deficient
Facebook has a lot of data it can comb through, if it so pleases. The latest dive into what people are doing looks into how people laugh on the social network. And the biggest s...
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Donald Trump Is Certainly Winning the Google Search Battle
Google Trends has produced an interactive county-by-county map of the most-searched Republican Presidential candidates – and it's monochromatic. That dark red represents Donald...
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Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Others Demand Specific Privacy Rules for ISPs
In order to obtain the necessary services that the country's various internet service providers offer, Americans must give up a lot of personal information. And what those companie...
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Ashley Madison Hack Has Been Cleaned Up, Says Company
Online dating site for married people Ashley Madison fell victim to a hack over the weekend, putting the personal information of over 37 million users in jeopardy. Now, the com...
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Facebook Says Its Intentions Were Pure with Those Rainbow Profile Pics
When the Supreme Court ruled in favor of same sex marriage, Facebook was ablaze with status updates, link shares, and photo uploads. If you were on Facebook in the hours following...
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Facebook Says It Can’t Track Revenge Porn Poster
A Dutch court has ordered Facebook to identify the person who uploaded a sexually explicit video of a 21-year-old woman back in January. But there's a problem. Facebook would l...
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Uber: We Don’t Collect Background Location Data, But We Might at Some Point
On July 15, Uber is putting a new privacy statement into effect, and part of it is raising some eyebrows. A f...
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Which Companies Best Protect Your Data from the Government’s Prying Eyes?
According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation's annual report on companies' commitment to protecting user data, Adobe, Apple, Wikimedia, Wordpress, and Yahoo have your back more...
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AT&T Fined $100M for Throttling ‘Unlimited’ Plans
The Federal Communications Commission is set to fine AT&T $100 million for misleading c...
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Google Sheets Now Lets You ‘Do More With Your Data’
Google announced an update to Google Sheets, its spreadsheets application. Users can now add data labels to display exact values of bars or points. When the user uses line or scatt...
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