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Verizon Customers Can Now Opt Out Of Supercookies

I have written before about Verizon (and AT&T) supercookies (see here and here, among others). Briefly, supercookies are tracking devices that Verizon adds to your web traffic from your phone after the traffic leaves your phone but before it reaches the intended web site. Verizon uses this traffic to figure out what sites you visit […]

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Negative Consumer Reviews On Social Media – And The Law

Eric Goldman (Santa Clara University Asst Professor, School Of Law) wrote a blog post (see here) and a much longer paper (see here) on the subject of businesses trying to ban negative consumer reviews. New York and California have laws that prohibit the enforcement of contract clauses that try to stop consumers from writing negative […]

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Backups Are Your Best Friend – Or Worst Nightmare

CSO Magazine has an interesting article on home and small office backups (see article). Many “private cloud” backups allow you to backup your files to a device on your local network and access your backups anywhere you have access to the Internet.  Sometimes, that was not even intended, but due to misconfiguration or bad default […]

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