Home Posts Tagged "photos"
Snapchat reassures users that photo messages are still totally private
Photo-messaging app Snapchat has reassured users that their photos will not be stored on its servers after changes to its privacy policy caused widespread …
Police investigate ‘first cyber-flashing’ case
Police are investigating a “new” crime of cyber-flashing after a commuter received an indecent image on her phone as she travelled to work. The …
Utah mom finds kids’ photos on porn websites
A Utah mother says her children’s photos were lifted from Facebook, placed on a fake Instagram profile, and distributed to porn websites via tagging. …
Facebook clarifies rules on banned content
Facebook Inc clarified its rules banning certain content from its social network, as the Internet company strives to curb controversial posts such as support …
Parents discover children’s Facebook photos on Russian paedophile website
British parents are distraught after discovering photos of their children have been taken from social media and posted on a Russian website used by …
Another California Cop ‘Shares’ A Suspect’s Intimate Photos With His Fellow Officers
Ability + opportunity. That’s an equation that often results in trouble. It certainly did for several California Highway Patrol officers, who dug through suspects’ …
Snapchat warns users outside apps ‘can’t be trusted’
Snapchat cautioned its 100 million active users on Tuesday morning to stay away from any and all apps that claim to work with its …
How to share family photos safely
The most reliable way to avoid creating a social media profile of your child is to embrace analogue technology. That is, buy a film …
Does sharing photos of your children on Facebook put them at risk?
There is an unwritten rule that one does not post photos of other people’s children on Facebook. I know this. And yet in October …
Guarding your iCloud from hackers
Apple says hackers were able to access private celebrity photos through targeted attacks, going after usernames, passwords and security questions. So how secure are …
Recent Comments