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    Android smartphone users can take some commonsense precautions to protect their personal data from being stolen -- important advice considering an app...
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    The Internet was in an uproar earlier this year following Facebook's launch of facial recognition software for its photo services, enabling users to i...
  • Article | 6/09/2011 PlayStation scam makes FBI warning list
    Sony PlayStation users are being warned by the FBI about scams targeting them and other online consumers.
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  • Article | 27/10/2010 Skeptical Shopper: E-Coupons May Track Spending Habits
    The advent of online coupons has made shopping and saving that much easier. In an earlier era, people spent their Sunday mornings clipping coupons out...
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