Protect Your Online Privacy: Lie
Do you know what the worst thing is about Google's new no-privacy policy and attempt to collect data about everything you do online in one place no matter where you do it or on what site? You have no choice but to go along with it, if you want to find the information you're looking for ...
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Guess who'd like to 'throttle' AT&T now?
Under growing pressure from subscribers to clarify when their access speeds are likely to get throttled, AT&T finally offered a clear-cut answer on Thursday. Before hitting the "send" button, however, the company didn't need a Nostradamus to know that blowback was right around ...
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Canada tops globe in Internet usage
It might be the long winters, or the national pastime of keeping tabs on Justin Bieber. Whatever the reason, Canadians are spending more time online than any other country, including highly wired societies such as China, South Korea and the United States. The average Canadian ...
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Nexopia social network found in breach of privacy law
The online youth social networking site Nexopia is violating Canadian privacy laws by keeping members' personal information indefinitely, Canada's Privacy Commissioner has found.Edmonton-based Nexopia, which bills itself as "the place to be for teens looking to expr ...
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Windows 8 Consumer Preview hits 1 million downloads in one day
Microsoft's Windows 8 Consumer Preview, in its first 24 hours after being released, was downloaded 1 million times. Not too bad for an operating system still in beta, not finished and not ready for a consumer retail shelf. But then again, the software was made available as a ...
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