Privacy

No Butts About It: Your Pocket-Dials Aren't Safe

Pocket-dialing someone is akin to leaving your windows uncovered, says Judge Danny Boggs.
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How The Tech Elite Really Introduce Their Kids To Technology

Technology can be good for kids, but parents must strike a balance.
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We Need To Protect Drivers' Privacy As We Connect Cars To The Internet, Sen. Blumenthal Says

Whether consumers choose privacy over convenience is one of the "central questions of our time."
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Senate Bill Aims To Lock Hackers Out Of Connected Cars

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To Protect Your Privacy, Avoid Sharing These Things Online

By Keith Wagstaff, Today

In The Debate Over Strong Encryption, Security And Liberty Must Win

Protecting the privacy of citizens from those who would do them harm or steal from them is now intrinsically bound to encrypting devices, communications and data.That's true whether for cellphones, email, health records, tax transcripts or the personnel files of tens of millions of public servants.
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Visiting A Restaurant? There's A Good Chance It's Googling You

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How to Find Your Lost Messages on Facebook (the 'Other' Inbox)

Ever since Facebook revamped their Messages, there's been a filter placed on your inbox. The one that comes up automatically when you press the Messages icon is your "Inbox" where you get messages from your friends. But it turns out there's an "Other" inbox.
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He's Back

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