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Google rolls out silent fix for Android security vulnerability

19
May
2011

There’s good news for any owners of Android devices worried about the recently announced security vulnerability that could allow allow unauthorised parties to snoop on your Google Calendar and Contacts information. Google has already started rolling out a fix! The issue had already been fixed in Android 2.3.4 (codenamed Gingerbread), but as we mentioned earlier […]

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Hypocritical Facebook scores PR own-goal with sleazy attack on Google privacy

13
May
2011

Facebook has been left red-faced after having to admit that it hired a PR agency to plant negative stories with the press about privacy concerns on Google. The irony is, of course, that Facebook is hardly a shining example of how an online firm should protect its users’ privacy. Here’s what happened: * Facebook secretly […]

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