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And, as you might gather, lots of inquiring minds want to know, but it doesn’t take a warrant . . . . “The Secret Life of Your Cell Phone” LA Times
Take a minute to consider the bravery of these kids . . . .What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger!
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Are you looking to become conversational in teen text speak? Check out this article at time with a nice selection of classic abbreviations that make tapping out your text message a whole lot faster.
Check it out here and increase your text abbreviation vocabulary! “92 Teen Text Terms Decoded for Confused Parents” Techland Time
I read a good article in the New York Times this week about the illusion of “privacy” on the internet. As most of us are unlikely to read the privacy policy and terms of use on websites that we sign up for services on, or software we install, and even less likely to read those policies on all the websites we visit in a year, the feature is a timely reminder of how little privacy is available on the internet. It also highlights some good strategies to stem the outgoing tide of personal information.
Bottom line: Using browser add-ons that identify and block leaks of your data, the author noted that one social network, 5 advertising companies, and 6 data miners were prevented from accumulating data about a single, recent visit made to CNN.com.
Definitely worth the read! How to Muddy Your Tracks on the Internet, New York TImes
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