27September2012
Posted by Emma Ban emma.ban@bullguard.com
Online privacy concerns have generated a lot of buzz in the media
lately. Tracking
cookies, privacy abuses on Facebook and Pinterest, location-based services that
give away more than web users would like to share with their peers – all have
made headlines and raised the issue of stricter online privacy regulation.
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26September2012
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
What is okay to post on Facebook these
days? There’s everything from ultra sound pictures to death announcements to
bikini pictures. Is there a line? Should there be one? Consider for a minute
who is on your friend list… old bosses, people you might want to work with or
for in the future, your grandmother, your little cousin and what about the guy
you went to high school with who is now a cop?
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25September2012
Posted by Emma Ban emma.ban@bullguard.com
Let BullGuard do it for you!
Do
you want your kid to spend more time doing homework when he’s at the computer?
And less time playing games, chatting with friends or strangers, downloading
music, streaming movies and exploring the web for fun content to share?
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21September2012
Posted by Sir Winston winston@bullguard.com
The iPhone 5 has launched! And chaps, I managed to get myself one!
I’m so thrilled with myself and let me tell you, it was well worth the long
wait.
Of course, my pals at BullGuard were spot on with what they told us
about the new specs on the new iPhone
5, pre-launch. To recap:
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20September2012
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
How many times a day do you go on to Google or Yahoo!? One
of them might even be set as your home page, simply because you constantly rely
on the site to search for everything from finding a local handyman to
restaurant reviews to sports news. Both are reputable sites, so why would you
need to be concerned with your internet security?
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