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Google admits it’s reading your emails, tells court Gmail users should not expect privacy
Google admits it’s reading your emails, tells court Gmail users should not expect privacy
"Google's brief uses a wrong-headed analogy... I expect the Post Office to deliver the letter based on the address written on the envelope. I don't expect the
April 17, 2014
Snowden Leaks: NSA and British Agency is Spying on You via Angry Birds Game App
Snowden Leaks: NSA and British Agency is Spying on You via Angry Birds Game App
According to the latest revelations based on the documents leaked by Edward Snowden, the former NSA contractor and the whistleblower, smartphone applications
Jan. 28, 2014
Your Data, Yourself — in the Marketplace of Me
Your Data, Yourself — in the Marketplace of Me
On a typical day, we leave a vast trail of data in our wake. Our browsing histories, online preferences, shopping habits, work decisions, social
Dec. 5, 2013
July, a Busy Month for Breaches
July, a Busy Month for Breaches
This month has been particularly prevalent for the loss of personal information. At the beginning of the month it was reported that Club Nintendo had been
July 22, 2013
Answering the Two Most-Asked Questions About the Internet of Everything #IoE
Answering the Two Most-Asked Questions About the Internet of Everything #IoE
Since Cisco began discussing the Internet of Everything (IoE) last year, two questions have arisen consistently: 1) What is the difference between IoE and
March 18, 2013
Service Providers Are Just Getting Started with Big Data
Service Providers Are Just Getting Started with Big Data
By Kate Griffin, Principal Consultant, IBSG Service Provider Big Data has become top of mind among CxOs,but service providers (SPs) and most businesses
Jan. 18, 2013