Archive for the ‘privacy’ Category
Thursday, June 10th, 2010
We live our lives in public - at least online. With every move made online indexed and aggregated into individual customer profiles, there is nowhere to hide on the World Wide Web.
Google indexes everything, collecting information from our computers, mobile devices, e-mail and now even through television. Google searches still ...
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Wednesday, December 12th, 2007
From the world of The Consumerist comes an interesting article in the age of privacy, security and identity theft: Store's Can't Force You to Show ID with Your Credit Card.
How often are you asked for ID and does anyone even check the signature? A few years I randomly signed ...
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Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
The tag line on the ISU Alumni page is Show your pride with the ISU Bank of America Credit Card. The pride of the alumni association is going to be slightly tarnished for a while until the sting wears off from the recent headlines.
Let me start off by saying ...
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