Posts Tagged ‘electronic privacy’

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Privacy group files Buzz complaint with FTC

In: web resources

17 Feb 2010

Electronic Privacy Information Center says the Federal Trade Commission should compel Google to decouple Buzz from Gmail’s address book, among other things. Originally posted at Deep Tech Go to Source

Google Scrambles to Tweak Buzz Privacy Settings

In: IT news

13 Feb 2010

Less than a week after Google introduced a new social networking service, Google Buzz, the company is working feverishly to address user unease about the privacy of the product. Google Buzz lets users share posts and notes with people they are connected to or “follow,” a model similar to Twitter and Facebook. But unlike those [...]

Report: Facebook to open up to developers

In: web resources

27 Apr 2009

Facebook plans to announce at a developer event Monday that it will open up user-contributed information to third-party developers, according to a report Sunday in The Wall Street Journal. The move would allow developers to build applications and services that–with users’ permission–access user videos, photos, notes, and comments. The move would be a significant change [...]


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