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privacy
privacy Archive
privacy
Forget Smart Appliances and Buy Dumb Ones
In 1988, the New York Times published an article about “smart” appliances. They weren’t called “smart” back then – in fact, they didn’t exist yet – but the Read More
privacy
Protecting your consumer privacy (pt. 2)
Recently we took a look at the lack of privacy we have as consumers, compared to how things used to be when businesses kept our information confidential out Read More
privacy
Updated: 6 ways to protect your consumer privacy
Remember privacy? I do. I recall the days when bank officers and financial advisors took pride in keeping their clients’ business confidential. Of course, that was before price Read More
government
Should a president be trustworthy?
Did somebody give Hillary Clinton a shovel for her birthday? I’m wondering because she keeps digging a deeper and deeper hole for herself. I hope you are sitting Read More
privacy
Is anything NOT connected to the Internet anymore?
We all know that robbers break into houses through doors and windows to pilfer money and other belongings. And we all know that cyber thieves steal personal information Read More
government
Government claims right to cut off cellphone service
A recent news story surprised some people who clearly haven’t been paying attention to what the Obama Administration has been up to for more than six years now. Read More
privacy
Keep Your Important Documents Organized
As we know, there are many scenarios that could cause us to have to either hunker down or bug out at any moment. Extreme weather is probably the most Read More
privacy
Department of Justice Spies on Cellphone Users
President Obama did not invent surveillance. But it’s no secret that his administration that promised to be the most transparent in history has been anything but. A new Read More
government
What’s the real reason the AFT is asking about race?
One thing the Obama Administration is good at – and we all know there aren’t too many of those types of things – is quietly slipping wording into Read More
