Tag: Stuff

Google Buzz Privacy Suit Settlement Announced
The launch of Google Buzz did not go well, as you may remember.  Automatic opt-ins and privacy scares created quite a stir.  But Google's putting the matter behind it,...
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FTC Ends Google Street View WiFi Inquiry
At least where one controversy and a single group of U.S. regulators is concerned, Google is off the hook.  Today, the Federal Trade Commission weighed in on the company's...
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Half Of Americans Say Social Network Users Share Too Much
Half of Americans who use social networking sites have seen people share to much personal information, yet more than a quarter (28%) rarely think about what could happened if th...
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UK Privacy Authority Expands Google Inquiry
Google may soon make British history, but not in way that will make anyone proud.  Due to the company's admission that its Street View cars sometimes collected entire email...
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Google Implements Stricter Internal Privacy Regs
Again and again, Google's apologized for collecting sensitive WiFi data while taking pictures for its Street View program.  Now the search giant's issued another apology, a...
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Commissioner: “Google Contravened Canadian Privacy Law”
This isn't at all Google's week when it comes to international regulations and the company's collection of sensitive WiFi data.  First came the news it might be fined $3.3...
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Spain Weighs $3.3M Fine For Street View Data Gaffe
For better or for worse, the Spanish Agency for Data Protection isn't ready to forgive Google for collecting sensitive WiFi data along with Street View photos.  Indeed, it'...
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Congressmen Write Zuckerberg Over Privacy Flap
Any hope that Mark Zuckerberg had of the latest Facebook privacy flap blowing over must be fading fast.  Late yesterday, two members of the House of Representatives wrote a...
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Facebook Accused Of User ID Privacy Breach
On the heels of its big announcement with Bing, there's bad news for Facebook.  The social network has been linked to an alleged "privacy breach," and plenty of p...
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Bruce Schneier Calls Facebook Worst Privacy Offender
A high-profile and widely respected security expert is not pleased with Facebook.  Indeed, Bruce Schneier said earlier today at the RSA Security Europe Conference that he b...
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Why Not Everyone is a Fan of the New Facebook Groups
Some people really like Facebook's new Groups feature. Influential tech blogger Robert Scoble could hardly...
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Parents Say Social Networks Threat To Kids’ Privacy
Three-quarters of parents (75%) don't think social networking sites do a good job of protecting children's online privacy, according to a poll conducted by Zogby on behalf of Co...
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Facebook Makes Three Big Announcements
Facebook made three major announcements today. These include: a way to download your Facebook info, a new dashboard for applications you use, and a new Groups feature. The theme...
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Consumer Watchdog Calls Google Chicken In Second Vid
Consumer Watchdog's video production department is at it again.  The group, which received all sorts of coverage after...
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Canadian Privacy Authority Approves Facebook Changes
Facebook's privacy team can breathe a small sigh of relief; the Privacy Commissioner of Canada is not going to trouble them further at this time.  Commissioner Jennifer Sto...
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