Oversharenting Victims Rebel: The Quest for Online Anonymity
Only 18% of teens say they share a lot online, and most prefer anonymous or self-destructing social media
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Rdio Removes Caps on Free Ad-Supported Listening
The streaming music service follows rival Spotify’s lead
Facebook Can See What You Type Even If You Don’t Publish It
So be careful what you comment
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
U.S. Navy Launches Aerial Drone from a Submarine
Oh, great
Here’s How You’ll Be Able To Watch TV On Twitter
Twitter and Comcast hook up
FDA To Regulate Health Apps
The FDA will start to regulate some smartphone apps that monitor health, officials announced Monday
Steve Jobs’ Childhood Home May Become Historical Landmark
The single-story ranch house where the young Steve Jobs built the first Apple computer will be evaluated by the Los Altos Historical Society to determine whether it should become a protected historical site.
Court: Google Not Off the Hook for Its Street View Data Grab
Circuit Judge Jay Bybee wrote that this collection violated the Wiretap Act, and that privacy protections do not depend on whether or not the network is secure.