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New Facebook Privacy Settings
Written on 26 May, 2010 at 19:52 in Internets | viewed 58 views times | View Comments
As we said yesterday, Facebook has apologised for previous misdeeds and promised new, easier controls over your privacy. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and founder of Facebook, seemed to be defiant as he explained away the reasons your data was put out there. When... (Continue reading)
Eircom & IRMA: Threatening your web
Written on 26 May, 2010 at 17:38 in Current, Featured Tag, Internets | viewed 117 views times | View Comments
Feels like old Ireland doesn’t it? A big corporation or body acting like they own they place, disregarding any sort of fairness or due process. Watching you like a hawk. IRMA, the record industries Irish pitbull, has cracked the whip at... (Continue reading)
Facebook to roll out simplified privacy
Following reports of Facebook security troubles (such as here) and encouraging people to scan their privacy settings (here,with tips and link to app), we’re happy to see that the reports and criticism seem to have been heard and noted by... (Continue reading)
Rapidshare not guilty of copyright infringement
Written on 22 May, 2010 at 20:43 in Internets | viewed 58 views times | View Comments
File hosting service Rapidshare has been found not guilty of copyright infringement by an American court. An adult media company called Perfect Ten had been suing the popular online drop box and stated the site was guilty of copyright infringement by... (Continue reading)
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