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Google Changes Policy, Says It Won't Scan Student Gmail Accounts for Ads
The company said it will soon make similar changes for all Google Apps customers.
Cutting the Cord: How One Woman Tried to Hide Her Pregnancy From the Internet
In a world where digital patterns are meticulously and surreptitiously tracked by marketers, Janet Vertesi sought to conceal her pregnancy from the ever-watchful glare of big data.
With 'Nearby Friends' Feature, Facebook Stalking Is About to Take On New Meaning
Facebook's latest feature allows you to see which of your friends are near your physical location in real time.
Ever Want to 'Unsend' an Email? Now You Can.
Pluto Mail lets you 'unsend' messages, edit unopened ones and choose a shelf-life for all your email transactions.
Hourly Job Seekers Bypass Logging Into Social Network on Applications
Despite the time saving promise, job seekers may avoid linking their personal accounts due to privacy concerns.
Google Gets Defensive About Google Glass 'Myths'
Oh, so, Google Glass won't turn you into a creepy, intrusive eyeborg? Right.
After Assault Footage Goes Viral, Perpetrator Sues Google for $200 Million
Twenty-four-year-old Antonio Ynoa is suing Google, YouTube and Dailymotion over video footage that captured him drunkenly attacking a JetBlue airline attendant in 2011.
6 Things You Should Know About 'Anti-Google' Search Engine DuckDuckGo
The search could be over for a more private way to search the Internet.
French Courts Force Google to Air Indiscretion on Homepage
Following a failed appeal, Google was ordered by French courts post a notice on its Google.fr homepage informing users that it would be paying a 150,000-euro fine over privacy violations.
Why Your Small Business Is at Risk of a Hack Attack
In the wake of the Target and Neiman Marcus data breaches, startups and small businesses should realize they aren't immune.
Extortion Over $50,000 Twitter Handle Sets a Chilling Precedent
A California web developer with the Twitter handle @N was forced to give it to a hacker who compromised both his PayPal and GoDaddy accounts
Neiman's Hack Attack Is Looking More and More Like Target's
Neiman Marcus reported that a more-than-expected 1.1 million shoppers may have been affected by a hack job that employed similar malware to the kind that compromised Target.