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Google’s New Privacy Policy Changes – What They Mean For You

The “Don’t Be Evil” search engine just made a major change to their privacy policy, representing one of the largest changes they’ve made in the history of their company. Previously, each individual service had its own privacy policy detailing exactly what the company could and couldn’t do with your information. This was smart – people who...

January 25th, 2012 by Samuel Smith
Posted in On the Radar, Reviews, Security, Videos
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7 Tips to Prevent Credit Card Fraud on Your Site

Credit card fraud is a serious problem for online retailers. Unlike brick and mortar stores, e-merchants are liable for the charge since it is considered a “Card Not Present” sale. And after you’ve been a victim of fraud once, credit card processors often raise their rates due to the increased risk. The good news is that there are many ways to...

September 15th, 2011 by Juliana Weiss-Roessler
Posted in Business, Security
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Learn About Facebook Video Calling, and How To Turn It Off

Earlier this month, Facebook announced an agreement with Skype that allows Facebook users to place calls without ever leaving the Facebook website. This partnership may create issues for individuals concerned about privacy or those with far too many Facebook friends.  This article will illustrate the power of Facebook’s new Video Calling application...

July 28th, 2011 by Samuel Smith
Posted in How To's, Most Popular, Security, Social Media
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6 Facebook Security Tips for New Users

Facebook is one of the largest social networking sites worldwide, and it’s growing rapidly.  If you have not heard about Facebook, chances are that you have been either strategically ignoring it or living in a remote part of the world.  While having a social network in one place is great, it also raises some privacy issues about  what information...

June 29th, 2011 by Karolis Mondeika
Posted in How To's, Most Popular, Security, Social Media
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Google Reveals What It Knows About You

Ever wonder what Google knows about you? Concerned about the data they have? Just using tons of their apps and can’t keep track? Our web 2.0 development company integrates with a lot of Google services, such as the Google Maps API for dealer locator systems and business automation systems and the Google Language API for multilingual websites...

November 7th, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in Videos

Need a login for a website but don’t want to register?

There are many useful sites on the Internet these days but most of them require you to register before accessing valuable information or services.  Having to register can be annoying and registering with an unknown website you only visit once could lead to a breach of privacy, especially if your contact or e-mail information ends up in spammers’...

April 13th, 2009 by Andrew Kucheriavy
Posted in Favorite Links, How To's

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