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The Essential Android Security Features You Should Enable Right Now
Lifehacker Your phone is probably the most personal device you own. You carry it with you at all times, and it can access a large chunk of your most sensitive data. Here's how to keep it secure using just the basic tools provided by Google. The following features … |
Today, Google unenthusiastically launched a service that allows European citizens to request the removal of links that include their name and which are deemed “inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant, or excessive in relation to the purposes for which they were processed.” Google’s Larry Page slates the ruling as harmful to internet start ups and favourable to “oppressive governments”.
Naked Security – Sophos
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Healthcare BYOD: Choosing the right mobile security vendor
HealthITSecurity.com Keeping employees happy and productive with healthcare BYOD is great, but having a mobile security plan in place is paramount. The healthcare industry has specifically raised a lot of red flags particularly around security and privacy issues … Five new threats to your mobile device security |
After a big hack, have you ever shared a link to where the leaked data was published? Sharing a link does not imply that you personally pulled off the hack, or read every tiny detail on the shared page, or even downloaded the leaked files. But hey, don’t let the truth stand in the way of censorship and First Amendment rights. If the government has its way, then you could be a criminal for merely sharing…
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