Posts Tagged ‘privacy’

Google StreetView -> Privacy video

A lot has been said about Google StreetView and its impact on people’s privacy. For those of you who haven’t come across it yet, Google StreetView is an enhancement on Google Maps which allows you to look at photos of a particular street and visually walk down it. It’s an...

Facebook violates your data ..

… or does it? Just read an article in ValleyWag that points at a number of data privacy infractions that Facebook employees have allegedly taken part in. The infractions range from checking out a date’s details, seeing what profiles they have visited etc. The truth is, having that amount of...

Love FaceBook? What about your privacy?

My friend Legal Andrew has just put together a brilliant post after taking some time to study FaceBook’s Terms of Service. He maintains that your data on FaceBook isn’t private and also points out a number of terms that everyone should be aware of when contributing to their website. For me...

Google’s Policies on Privacy get blasted

Seems like Google has received a scathing report from Privacy International about their policies and attitudes with respect to privacy. As you may be aware, Google is the number 1 search engine, but it’s actually last on this last with regards to privacy issues. People work with Google every day,...

Property Ladder

I’ve been watching Property Ladder recently on TV. I hadn’t watched it much in the past, but since we cancelled out Sky Subscription, I’ve become a lot less choosy about what I watch. Basically we’re trying to watch less television and one way to do this is to limit the...

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