Don’t Fall for Automated Reputation Management Services
So this totally sounds like a scam. The fact that Mashable posted this makes me lose a bit of respect for them as well. This is the title of the post on Mashable: Change the Top Google Search Result for Your Name for Free This is supposedly a service from Norton. Norton can’t guarantee what […]
Employers: You Might Not Be Able to Demand Access to Employee’s Social Media Accounts
On June 18, 2012 the PA House of Representatives introduced Bill 2332, also known as – PA’s Social Media Privacy Protection Act. The bill is meant deter employers from requesting social media passwords and access to personal social media accounts of employees and prospective employees. Employers are still able to view and use what is found […]
Google’s New Privacy Policy To go Into Effect on March 1
Google recently announced their new privacy policy which will go into effect on March 1, 2012. Here’s the overview of the new plan: Effective March 1st, Google will be consolidating over 60 different privacy policies across Google properties and replacing them with one that they say is a lot shorter and easier to read. The new […]
Facebook Updates Privacy Controls: Streamlines Inline Privacy Control
“New: Control privacy inline – when you post or after.” With Google’s new Google+ network Facebook has been forced to look at their privacy setting and tools again. Their reaction has been to update how you can control your privacy settings. Below is a quick pictorial tour of how the new tool works. Who […]
Facebook Releases “Open Graph”: What the Heck Does That Mean?
On Wednesday Facebook announced how users can expand their social experience to the entire web.