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Posting Facebook Pics of Your Kids: Thoughtful or Irresponsible?
By Shannon McCarty-Caplan My best friend recently posted photos of her daughter “Angela” on Facebook. Angela is adorable; she’s 6 going on 16. It’s been a pleasure having the privilege of watching her...
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The Good, the Bad, and 1 Billion Facebook Users
By Colin Richardson I’m part of the “Facebook generation” that originally needed to use a college email address to signup, had no “real” privacy settings to worry about, and happily gave the details...
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Free Help for Managing Your Facebook Privacy Settings
By Greg Boyle 680 million people access Facebook on their mobile devices. For a lot of these people, it’s the only way they interact with the social network. They check-in, post pictures, like,...
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Doxxing: The Celebrity Club You Don’t Want to Join
By Christopher Budd There’s one club right now that some major public figures and celebrities are in that they wish they weren’t a member of and you don’t want to join either: the doxxing club. Famous...
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Careful With Those Email Clicks
By Vic Hargrave Phishing is an ever-present danger on the Internet threat landscape. In my blog Dealing With Phishy Emails I wrote about what you can do to combat conventional phishing attempts. By...
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Filing Taxes Online – 67% of Americans Concerned about Identity Theft or...
By Richard Medugno More than a quarter of Americans would rather go to the dentist, sit in a massive traffic jam or wait in an emergency room than prepare their taxes according to a recent poll...
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Stolen & Lost Mobile Devices A Growing Problem
By Richard Medugno Over the past few months, I have written Fearless Web blogs about the growing problem of stolen and lost smartphones and mobile devices. It was my hope that by shedding some light...
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