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Cooperating with Law Enforcement in Social Networking

Cooperating with Law Enforcement in Social Networking

By Dan Morrill on March 19, 2012

Social Networking is facing the prospects of being deputized by the Australian Image via CrunchBase Federal Police, Facebook, and other social networking sites are increasingly becoming one of the most important sources for intelligence about people. Forget neighbors talking to the police, now we are looking at our socially connected world as being involved with […]

Posted in Security | Tagged Australia, Australian Federal Police, facebook, hacking, police, Social network, Social network service, World Wide Web

Mobile Devices Privacy and GPS

Mobile Devices Privacy and GPS

By Dan Morrill on May 10, 2011

We all love our smart devices that latch onto anything so we can surf the internet, do e-mail, and basically roam at will with our handy mobile devices. A bonus of this is the idea that we can also share our GPS coordinates with people through games like Foursquare and other programs that keep track […]

Posted in Technology | Tagged foursquare, Global Positioning System, gps, Mobile device, police, privacy

Only in California: Electronic License Plates May Turn Your Car Into a Billboard

Only in California: Electronic License Plates May Turn Your Car Into a Billboard

By Zoli Erdos on June 21, 2010

Here’s proof that  Governments’ creativity in finding new revenue sources is unlimited, reports The Merc: The California Legislature is considering a bill that would allow the state to begin researching the use of electronic license plates for vehicles. The move is intended as a moneymaker for a state facing a $19 billion deficit. The device […]

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged accenture, ads, advertising, california, cars, ipad, legislation, police, revenue, rfid, smart license plates, techology, velcro

Your Old Copy Machine a Security Risk?

By Zoli Erdos on April 21, 2010

If this is true (and it appears so, I’m just using conditional since it’s so insane .. beyond insane) discarded old photocopiers may represent a huge security / privacy risk. Nearly every digital copier built since 2002 contains a hard drive – like the one on your personal computer – storing an image of every […]

Posted in Security | Tagged copier, copy security, data storage, health records, photocopy, police, privacy breach, security breach, timebomb | 1 Response

E-Government – It’s Not Just the US Leading the Charge

By Ben Kepes on February 6, 2009

Much has been said in recent months of the revolution beginning to occur in the US Government Agencies with the more open and accessible stance that Obama is taking. Notwithstanding the dearth of activity on his Twitter account post election, news of his blackberry, the new websites, the ability for citizens to contribute and the […]

Posted in Design, General | Tagged companies office, e-government, facebook, mobile, New Zealand, police, twitter | 4 Responses

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