Purdue University’s student newspaper The Exponent is reporting that the popular social network site Facebook is being used by campus police as an investigative tool into student activities and behavior. University police officers are being trained on the use and navigation of the Facebook site to aid with investigations. With the growing popularity of Web […]
Salvation Army Family Tracing Service
If you are trying to locate the whereabouts of a family member that you have lost contact with, the Salvation Army Family Tracing Service may be able to help you. For more information on the Salvation Army Family Tracing Service, please visit the link below: Salvation Army Family Tracing Service […]
Search Engine Privacy Poll Results
A University of Connecticut poll of 800 US adults showed the following results regarding web search monitoring: – 60% oppose search engines storing the search behaviors of their users – 65% oppose the US Government monitoring search behavior of citizens – 50% oppose companies turning over search records to the government – Only 5% of […]
Hell Hath No Fury Like a Lawyer Scorned
This article from WebProNews.com is both instructive and entertaining. The article reports on a testy email exchange between a young attorney and an experienced legal eagle with his own law firm that has now become public news in the online world of blogs. From the article — The summary – a young lawyer applies for […]
Privacy and Public Broadcasting of Private Surveillance Camera Feeds
Wired News is reporting on a smart street artist in the United Kingdom who is using technology to grab feeds from private surveillance cameras in local buildings and rebroadcasting these camera feeds to a public audience, in order to draw attention to how easy it is to compromise this new technology. From the article — […]
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