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30-Second Tech Trick: How to Hide Facebook Posts from Certain People
For when unfriending your boss or your parents isn’t an option.
Datacoup: Make Money Selling Your Personal Data Yourself
A new company will pay you monthly for anonymized access to your financial data and social media accounts.
You Don’t Need to Be a Sexter to Want a Self-Destructing Message Service
With hacking on the rise, the demand for ultra secure, ultra private self-destructing messages is building
6 Ways to Protect Yourself from Online Threats
To help better illustrate the importance of online safety and security, Microsoft recently released the results of its 2013 Microsoft Computer Safety Index study
How Much Do Americans Really Care About Online Privacy?
Given all the talk about protecting our personal privacy, is anyone seriously doing something about it? Well, sort of.
Google Is Powerful — But Not as Powerful as an Angry Mob
When big companies are at odds with a critical mass of consumers, bet on the consumers.
Google+ Users Can Email You Even If They Don’t Know Your Address
Here’s how to turn off the spam
Facebook Sued for Allegedly Scanning Private Messages
The social networking site has been accused of selling private information to advertisers
Apple, Please Give Us a Fix — a Guarantee — that Our iSight Webcams Are Safe
Hackable webcams are the ultimate privacy compromise.
New Twitter Blocking Policy Makes It Easier for Stalkers to Follow You
Now they can retweet and favorite your messages, whether you like it or not
Take Your Google Glassing Elsewhere, Mister!
Man thrown out of diner for wearing Google Glass may prove the latest tech vs. privacy flashpoint