Category Archives: Privacy

Own Digital Real Estate Before You Are Born?

Posted on April 3, 2023 by kexincheng

Some parents are creating digital footprints for their children by securing their email addresses, domain names, and social media handles. They do this to invest in their offspring’s digital futures, giving them the option to have robust digital histories to … Continue reading →

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Meta vs. IOS Privacy Settings

Posted on February 21, 2022 by jaimesweet

If you currently have an iPhone, you’re probably aware of Apple’s privacy protections.  The App Tracking Transparency (ATT)feature was introduced in iOS 14 and included in iOS 15 which according to Apply runs on 72% of modern iPhones.  ATT prompts … Continue reading →

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Who Wants to Extort a Billionaire?

Posted on February 11, 2019 by ray8t

Early in January, a major and personal news story out of nowhere dropped about Jeff Bezos and it took over the internet. He and his wife MacKenzie Bezos were filing for divorce after 25 years. The initial reaction of the … Continue reading →

Posted in brand, cell phones, Data, Politics, Privacy, reputation management, Social Behavior, Social Media, Stories, Uncategorized | 1 Comment

Buyer Beware: Your Devices are Recording You

Posted on March 27, 2017 by Jonathan Agudelo

Recently, the Amazon Echo smart speaker has been at the center of a murder case which raises lots of questions about consumer privacy and the role that technology can play in our lives. The case revolves around the “accidental” death … Continue reading →

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Eyes on the Prize–What Your Fovea Say About Your Engagement

Posted on February 27, 2017 by sydhavely

Software that tracks a viewer’s habits through a monitor attached to the TV offered by TVision Insights. Gladwell traced eye focus back to Sesame Street’s use of the Distractor that measured “stickiness” to the pre-schoolers watching the show in his book, … Continue reading →

Posted in disruption, Metrics, Privacy, Psychology, psychology and perception, Research, Social Media, Social Media & Psychology, technology, Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Love Love Love

Posted on February 21, 2017 by shangyuuuu

As social network is getting more and more powerful, things are getting much more easier for us so that we can achieve things without going out, for example, we can socialize with friends through social network, it provides the similar … Continue reading →

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How China Changes Internet

Posted on January 22, 2017 by shangyuuuu

I guess I was wrong to jump into the conclusion that China killed Chinese Facebook(Ren ren) , and is messing up with the social network apps adapted from the western world. After watching this short video in New York Times, … Continue reading →

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Do You Want Non-Friends to See Your Comments?

Posted on January 21, 2017 by angela_yiruguo

Facebook, as we all know, allows us to set up the visibility options of certain posts–if we only want a particular group of friends to see the posts, we can conditionally make them private to that group of friends. At the … Continue reading →

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Facebook’s Troll Alert

Posted on March 29, 2016 by pmcm0717

Is someone stealing your Facebook identity? Facebook is being proactive by developing a tool that notifies users if someone has tapped into their account.  It’s called the troll hunter.  The tool will analyze the account names and profile pictures to … Continue reading →

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Is Social Media Getting Too Personal?

Posted on March 15, 2016 by adelarosa924

Everyone has that one friend who is guilty of oversharing online. There are the proud parents who post at least 10 new photos of their children every day, the student who needs to tell the world about their recent A on … Continue reading →

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