Here are 10 ways you can improve your privacy if you’re concerned about others snooping on your social media profiles, advertisers tracking you online, those going through your trash, those interested in your conversations or whereabouts, and protecting your files/devices. 1. Get your social media under control Limit the amount of information you share. We’ve […]
[Obligatory we do not practice law. This is not legal advice or a legal opinion. Seek legal council if you have questions about the lawsuit we mention] We’ve been vocal a lot about the privacy nightmare that are Apple AirTags. Apple gets a lot of stuff right when it comes to protecting privacy. They dropped
We run a monthly cybersecurity meet up and at our last meeting we focused on privacy policies. While they’re not the most glamours things too look at, we wanted to share some privacy policy ideas and other privacy matters that popped up in the conversation. The first of which we’ll touch upon relates to consultants/contractors
Here are eight ways you can improve your privacy if you’re concerned about others snooping on your social media profiles, advertisers tracking you online, those going through your trash, those interested in your conversations or whereabouts, and protecting your files/devices. 1. Get your social media under control Limit the amount of information you share. We’ve
This is a very unique time we’re living in. Whether you’re working on the front-lines as a healthcare professional, grocery store worker, trucker, essential employee, or you’re working from home, the following are some very basic things to do, and look out for, that bare repeating. We’ll also briefly discuss some happenings with video conferencing
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