The New York Attorney General is investigating a West Palm Beach businessman following an article in the New York Times, accusing the man of having stolen social media profiles and having created fake social media account.
According to the article, his business sells ‘followers’ giving the illusion that the buyers have more followers than they do.
Police acted very quickly when a Treasure Coast High Coast student posted a picture of a handgun on Snapchat with wording daring anyone to go to school on Tuesday.
It was only a matter of hours before police had traced the origin of the social media threat and were at the home of the 14 year old talking both to him and his parents.
Connie was born in Pendleton, Oregon and raised in Pilot Rock, Oregon where she attended school and was active in band, cheerleading and student government. She then attended Blue Mountain Community College (music major) in Pendleton and went to Hawaii with the college jazz band and choir.
Security Experts warn Snapchat users about the new Snap Maps feature.
According to some, the ever popular Snapchat app is sailing into choppy waters.
Not all users are aware that those who follow you on the new ‘Snap Maps’ can actually see your location, down to the street.
The US Senate has voted to allow our internet providers to sell consumers’ personal information to advertisers, without our consent.
Senator Bill Nelson said this is a gold mine of data, the Holy Grail so to speak. If this rule is eliminated, our privacy rights will be taken away from us.
We have recently introduced a fully automated help desk for clients to open and create their own tickets, monitor progress as we work on their issues, and make their own comments along the way.
We struggled for a long time to find program that totally fulfilled our need to handle every aspect of our clients’ needs when it came to requesting help.
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Stories abound about one of the presidential candidate’s campaign email accounts being hacked and leaked, during the election campaign. Internet security is rapidly becoming a huge worry.
Loss of data is probably the single biggest fear in the hearts of most IT reliant business professionals today. If it isn’t, it should be.
You should ask yourself the question: could my business survive if my data was lost? Loss is not only the result of damage to equipment, it can be as simple as employee error, a virus, or even a totally legitimate but bad, Windows update.
Few people realize that there may be unwanted viewers watching their Facebook Live posts.
This recent Facebook feature allows you to stream live video to anyone anywhere in the world.
Alan Crowetz, Internet Security Expert www.Infostream.
