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POPSConstitutional Law for Internet Privacy If you want to say things about a company or individual online, that is fine. But to do so behind the shroud of anonymity may not be possible anymore. See this article for details.
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POPSThe Best Piece of Online Reputation Advice Have you ever Googled yourself out of curiosity? If you have not done so with your company, it’s time. Frequent monitoring of your brand is essential, as new content is placed on the internet daily. One easy way to do this is to create Google Alerts which will send you email updates of the latest internet mentions of your company based on the search terms you provide.
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POPSReputations On the Line Most web browsers store record of sites previously visited in files know as cookies. These cookies are designed to make websites load faster and save previously used information. This information can sometimes contain data like user names and passwords, which can be reviled by malicious programs. For example, if a user is logged into their Facebook account on a public Wi-Fi access point, another user on the same access point can use special software to retrieve the Facebook cookie of the original user.
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POPSAt Your Own Peril Not all traffic listened to in those cases was via the internet. Today, however, there are several data centers that have privately installed servers with the same capabilities to provide greater security for their clients. The net effect is that if they are compromised internally, clients will end up with the same loss of rights.
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POPSFacebook’s Privacy Settings, Again But here’s the really troubling part: Payne had used the privacy settings on Facebook. She thought that only her closest friends could see her vacation photos or her use of the “B” word.
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POPSFacebook’s Privacy Settings, Again Before there was a public internet, the computing world was a warren of interlocking power relationships that included hackers as part of the landscape. Merely adding people did little to change behaviors. The primary motivation behind people invading the privacy of online users did shift, however from one of exploration and control, to one of making money from their endeavors.