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This brilliant app will send you a photo of the person who stole your smartphone
BGR Trying to chase down and accost the person who stole your smartphone might not be the best plan, which is why you might want to take a less risky approach of remotely snapping a picture of the thief with your phone's front-facing camera. BBC News … |
An engineer has discovered a vulnerability in Facebook that could have allowed for any photo on the site to be deleted without the owner’s knowledge.
Naked Security – Sophos
When a company creates a search engine that is so popular that it becomes a verb, who does a competitor hire to change the default behavior of the majority of web users? In the case of Microsoft, it hired social scientist Matt Wallaert to work with Bing. Wallaert was tasked “with figuring out ways to make it easier for Bing users to make decisions and take actions, as well as ways to wean people off…
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Lookout Android security app automatically snaps photo of phone thieves
Tech Digest Lookout Android security app automatically snaps photo of phone thieves. By. Gerald Lynch. on January 23, 2013 Comments (0) · Share Tweet. lookout-2.jpg Mobile security firm Lookout have updated their Android app with a new feature called Lock Cam, … |