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Bikini-clad women and photo tags aid Facebook scammers

19
Aug
2011

If you’re a Facebook user, please repeat after me: Facebook doesn’t let you track who is viewing your profile. Third-party Facebook apps aren’t allowed to do it either, and if they claim to offer the ability they are banned from Facebook. Don’t believe me? Here is the official word on the issue from Facebook itself: […]

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Mobile malware to steal photos from your phone

16
Aug
2011

A good deal of this year’s mobile malware was developed in China. And Chinese mobile malware tends to include stuff such as backdoors, password stealers and spy tools. Knowing that Chinese malware likes to spy, we’ve been keeping an eye out for various functions, such as photo scraping. Stealing photos from a phone could be […]

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LinkedIn responds quickly to complaints about ‘social ads’

12
Aug
2011

Yesterday, I wrote about LinkedIn’s recent Privacy Policy changes, by means of which the company snuck in the right to use your name and photo in adverts placed by third parties. You weren’t offered the choice to enable this new feature at will, because it was turned on by default for everyone. And LinkedIn didn’t […]

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