A new study conducted on the impact of the Internet on Americans has shown that 38 pc of the users aged 16 and above are concerned about the government checking their online activities.
US Parents Demand Better Online Privacy for Their Children
When it comes to protecting the privacy of their children, US parents give social networks a failing grade.
When it comes to protecting the privacy of their children, US parents give social networks a failing grade.
"Internet users have major concerns about corporate intrusion and who can blame them?" Cole added.
"Considering the recent revelations about covert surveillance of personal behaviour through GPS tracking and other related issues, we believe that user concerns about the involvement-some would say encroachment-of companies into the lives of Internet users represent a significant issue."
Teachers Advised Against Befriending Their Pupils on Facebook: Net Privacy Expert
Teachers have been warned not to add pupils as friends on social networking sites like Facebook, as it might blur the boundaries between school staff's professional and private lives.
Teachers have been warned not to add pupils as friends on social networking sites like Facebook, as it might blur the boundaries between school staff's professional and private lives.
Source-ANI
Cyber Stalking Getting More Common Than Face-to-Face Harassment
A new study by Echo (Electronic Communication Harassment Observation) at Bedford University has concluded that cyberstalking is now more common than face-to-face harassment with many
A new study by Echo (Electronic Communication Harassment Observation) at Bedford University has concluded that cyberstalking is now more common than face-to-face harassment with many
Majority of Kids Lie On the Internet About Their Age!
A new study has revealed that six out of 10 youngsters who get familiar with strangers on the Internet lie about their age and 43 per cent have online 'friends' they've never met in real life.
A new study has revealed that six out of 10 youngsters who get familiar with strangers on the Internet lie about their age and 43 per cent have online 'friends' they've never met in real life.
