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Google and Your Info
Your personal info: there’s lots of it, it’s in a lot of places, and there are a lot of ways for folks to access it. Fun, eh? You wanna know what’s out there? Wanna get some control over it? Take … Continue reading
Safe Internet Searching
We all do it; we have to!! And until we all (miraculously) know everything about everything (and can keep it all updated), we’ll have to keep searching the Internet for stuff. In this day and age, searching seems a bit … Continue reading
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Tagged Gavin Phillips, Google, MakeUseOf, search engines, security
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Did You Know?
Just in time for Hallowee’n… In his post, Google Gets Creepier, David Sparks brings up (via ProPublica, by way of Daring Fireball) recent changes in Google’s terms of service (have you read them lately?): …Traditionally, Google has kept web-browsing information … Continue reading
Posted in Industry News
Tagged Daring Fireball, David Sparks, Did You Know?, Google, MacSparky, privacy, ProPublica, security
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Google’s at It Again
Mark O’Neill reported on MakeUseOf this morning: Google has just updated their terms of service allowing them to use your Google profile information in their ads. Which is worrying, because who really reads terms and conditions? If you, like most … Continue reading
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Tagged Google, MakeUseOf, Mark O'Neill, privacy, security
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Have a Hotmail Account?
You might want to reconsider… From an article on Opposing Views: …“Microsoft clearly believes that the users’ personal data belongs to Microsoft, not the users themselves,” said Ginger McCall of the Electronic Privacy Information Center.… Sounds like Google, no? The … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, e-mail, Google, Microsoft, OpposingViews, privacy, The Guardian, Yahoo
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Macworld HELP DESK 02.21.2014
OMG!! If I don’t find that Web page I saw three days/years/centuries ago, the world is gonna end! Been here? Prof Breen has the answers (one of which I hadn’t heard of): How to revisit old website data. In How … Continue reading
Macworld HELP DESK 10.18.2013
First and foremost this week, How to keep your real name and face out of Google’s ads. What will they think of next?? A little lost in the vast everything-ness that is the Internet? Check out Ten essential tips for … Continue reading
Fooled Ya!!
Orkut Myspace April Fool Comments & Graphics Happy April Fools’ Day! For your dining and dancing pleasure, here are a few Web sites you might find interesting/amusing/odd: First and foremost, the Google Doodle Wikipedia’s April Fools’ Day piece OMG! YouTube’s … Continue reading
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Tagged April Fool, Google, Museum of Hoaxes, Wikipedia, YouTube
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