A few days ago, I noted that it’s a little scary how much information Google carries about its users online activities. Google hosts your email, calendars, web searches, documents, and maps (not to mention pictures of your street). And health data, too. But at least they’re conscientious about how that data is accessed. Eventually…like four months later […]
Google more considerate of your privacy?
September 15, 2010 by Daniel Burton
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Reconsidering Facebook
September 8, 2010 by Daniel Burton
After reading a few articles on Facebook, I’m reconsidering my use of the social networking site in the future. There was a time when I was fairly open about what I posted: interests, relationships, activities, etc. Then, when I began to prepare my bar application, I became more aware that how others view me may not always […]
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