Data Security
Apple
Here's How to Download Your Apple Data
On Wednesday, Apple began allowing its U.S. users to download their personal data, such as app usage history, calendars, photos and more. Here's how.
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Google
Here's How to Turn Off Google's Saved Searches and Personalized Results
Google saves user data to better determine search context, and factors including recent search history can tweak results.
Ready for Anything
Here's How to Stop Third Parties From Reading Your Gmail
A letter from Google to lawmakers revealed that third-party app developers can access Gmail users' messages for ad targeting purposes -- as well as share the data with partners.
Cybersecurity
Your Cyber-Enemy May Not Be the Person You Suspect
The less-obvious risk often is the most dangerous. Protecting your company and personal assets starts with understanding real versus perceived threats.
3 Things To Know
Nickelodeon Is Coming Back. 3 Things to Know Today.
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Data Management
Rather Than Complaining About Privacy Laws, This Data Aggregator Sees Them as an Opportunity
Innoplexus is working on solutions in response to GDPR and other data privacy restrictions.
data privacy
Why Google and Facebook Should Be Treated Like Banks
Our personal data has become such a valuable asset that tech giants should be forced to use it fairly -- and deliver returns back to us
Blockchain
Blockchain Is How We Can Protect Our Privacy in a World of Ubiquitous Surveillance
Decentralized information sets give citizens greater privacy, freedom of speech and protection of wealth.
Online Privacy
We Need an Internet Bill of Rights
We cannot preserve the good things about the internet if all the bad things are left unchecked.
Public Relations
To Earn Customer Trust on Data Privacy, You Need to Change the Narrative
Here are three actions tech companies can take today.
3 Things To Know
Facebook Fined $660,000 for Cambridge Analytica Scandal. 3 Things to Know Today.
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