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SpammyBag
I have been hunting for information about ShoppyBag, due to the influx into my inbox by messages that I have been “tagged in a photo” by people who are unlikely to even own a picture of me. I have...
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Using The Computer At Your Job (via Tech – for Everyone)
And, incidentally, erasing your history has no effect…… they can see everything on servers that you have no access to. If you have checked your personal email while at work, your employers now know how...
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ShoppyBag is History
According to Wikipedia, “As of September 2011, the “shoppybag.com” website read that ‘ShoppyBag ceased all operations on July 31st, 2011.’” This is good news for those of us who were concerned that it...
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SLCA’s Intellectual Freedom Committee and Web Site
I was at the Long Island Library Conference yesterday, and was made aware of the Suffolk County Library Association Intellectual Freedom Committee and its website: On the SCLA intellectual freedom web...
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Why Twitter doesn't care what your real name is
Reblogged from Gigaom: Amid all the noise and fury over Google's (s goog) policy of requiring real names (or at least real-sounding names) on its new Google+ network -- a policy that Facebook also...
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Zorpia is a Pfishing Scam
Recently I have been receiving messages from a company called “Zorpia” informing me that “Rachel” had left me a private message. “Rachel” has my email address and my personal phone number, so I doubted...
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How I Stopped Robocalls From Disturbing My Life
During one of the recent data breaches, my information was breached. More specifically, my cell phone number is now in the hands of spammers. Several times during the day, my phone will ring. The...
View ArticleNew York’s New Voting System – Privacy is Now History
I went to vote in the primary today, and tried out the new voting system. Basically how it works is you get a paper ballot, fill in circles (think standardized testing in high school), carry it to a...
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