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| Facebook leak, Canadian spam, Opera breach - 60 Sec Security YouTube Published on Jun 29, 2013. http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/ 60 Second Security - 29 June 2013. Category. Science & Technology. License. Standard YouTube License. Show more. Show less. Loading icon Loading... Loading icon Loading... Loading icon ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook's Copycat Just Worked DailyFinance Investors may have noticed that Facebook has been in an imitative mood recently, replicating popular social-media features and launching rival offerings. Facebook's most direct rival is easily Twitter, and Facebook just adopted hashtags. Facebook's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook to remove ads on pages having offensive content Zee News BSkyB saidt that the company has asked Facebook to devise safeguards to ensure that their advert does not appear alongside inappropriate material in the future while Marks and Spencer said that the company will not tolerate any inappropriate use or ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook To Pull Ads From Pages With Graphic Or Controversial Content RedOrbit Facebook has announced that it will no longer allow advertisements to appear on pages that include sexual, violent or other types of graphic content, various media outlets reported on Friday. According to Alexei Oreskovic of Reuters, the decision comes ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| School massacre joke on Facebook sends teen to court CNET School massacre joke on Facebook sends teen to court. During an exchange on Facebook with a fellow gamer, an 18-year-old allegedly threatens to "shoot up a school full of kids," then says he's joking. Reportedly in jail for months, he's now due to be ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook 'farming' scam preys on sympathy to garner 'likes,' money KVAL Terri started getting strange emails and Facebook messages last October that mentioned her daughter's photo had since gone viral. She looked up the post and saw that Katie's smiling face had gathered over 3,000,000 likes. The story along with the photo ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook printout humiliates London Neighbourhood Watch staffer 0 London Free Press After a friend had posted to Facebook a list of "15 ways to get over a breakup," Hogarth, who is in the midst of a separation, wrote a light-hearted comment on the post, joking that one example would keep her from work for several days. Olech printed ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook 'Compliments' Pages Promote Positivity on College Campuses Mashable Four students at Queen's University in Kingston, Canada, started a Facebook profile called Queens U Compliments. They encouraged fellow classmates to anonymously submit compliments about members of the university, which were then posted to the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook and good Samaritan reunite soldier's son with 'Daddy doll' Asbury Park Press Michelle McHugh, another Target shopper, found the doll and delivered it to customer service. Before doing so, she snapped a picture and shared it on Facebook. "I found this little military buddy doll left in a cart at Manalapan Target on Rte. 9," she ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| REPORT: Facebook's Outdated Web Encryption Technology May Have Enabled ... AllFacebook Facebook still uses encryption keys with 1,024-bit lengths, while the industry standard used by Internet companies — including Apple, Microsoft, Twitter, Dropbox, and MySpace — is 2,048 bits, and that may have enabled the National Security Agency to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook hashtags rolling out to mobile, no word on Android app Android Community A few weeks ago the folks from Facebook made a big move to finally add the popular hashtag option to their social network. Made popular (and extremely useful) by Twitter, we now finally have clickable #hashtags on Facebook. While the inclusion was nice ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook for Android collected user phone numbers: Symantec Tech2 The app flagged the Facebook app for leaking phone numbers even before you logged in. The moment you first fired up the application, the app would send your phone number over the Internet to the Facebook servers. "You do not need to provide your ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| After More Complaints, Facebook To Stop Running Ads Next To Dodgy Content Forbes Yet even after Facebook has sold billions of dollars worth of ads, the doubts have continued. On June 27, two British brands, broadcaster BSkyB and retailer Marks and Spencer, pulled some or all of their ads on Facebook after some appeared on a ... See all stories on this topic » |
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