WhatsApp Privacy: Facebook’s New “Data Use” Policy I have been getting a ton of questions on the privacy of your personal data that is sent through WhatsApp. Is Facebook, who owns WhatsApp, sharing everything you write, including all of your contacts, messages and behaviors? It’s not quite that simple, but neither is Facebook. Facebook announced […]
Coronavirus Scammers Are After Your Stimulus Check Scammers and cybercriminals love to exploit the headlines. COVID-19 isn’t the only pandemic affecting Americans – so are the scams that go along with it. Case in point: stimulus checks that will help Americans weather the COVID-19 pandemic are already being targeted by scammers, who take advantage of […]
Document shredding seems to have fallen out of favor. I recently received some questions from a client wondering if, in the age of remote massive database breaches by pajama-clad hackers, we should still shred our sensitive documents. If it is so easy to access it digitally, then why would anyone go through the arduous, dirty […]
FaceApp quite literally owns your face forever (or atleast the image of your face). It’s funny how we spend billions of dollars a year on health and beauty products and treatments designed to keep us looking, as Carrie Underwood sings, “young and beautiful”, but when a fun app comes along that gives us a goofy […]
I’ve written A LOT about Facebook in the past. What not to post What not to like What not to click on How to keep your kids safe How to keep your data protected How to delete your account ETC! Search specific topics here. And personally, I’m ashamed of myself for knowing exactly how social […]
