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Australia: Hacked firms could be held responsible for privacy breaches(theaustralian.com.au)
1 points by d0ne 15y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Tones Down Tracking Amid Privacy Debate(mobiledia.com)
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Sexual Health Database Protects Porn Actors' Privates and Their Privacy(abcnews.go.com)
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by d0ne 15y ago
One step at a time. Get history first, data second. With history they can then force web site operators to retain their data for the same period of time.
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by d0ne 15y ago
This is, among other reasons, is why we created Social Fortress. We posted a Show HN earlier today about it[1]. [1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2837142
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by d0ne 15y ago
We are based in Atlanta. We have raised around $100k and currently in multiple discussions for series A. Self funded the first $25k with the rest from Angels. We were recently accepted into a incubator program which comes with funding that
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by d0ne 15y ago
Started working on the Social Fortress platform 7 months ago when there wasn't a solution that satisfied a need. Eventually turned it into a funded start-up and now it is live. Social Fortress provides consumers with unparalleled privacy on
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by d0ne 15y ago
I find it good practice to hand write, what at the time I deem very important, emails I'm not 100% certain I should send. Sleep on it and then read it the next day. If I still want to send it then I type it up and press Send.
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Show HN: Side project turned startup - Online Privacy via Client-side encryption(socialfortress.com)
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Google Loses Effort to Seal Records in Android Patent Lawsuit With Oracle(bloomberg.com)
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Debt Collectors' use of social media raises concerns(creditcards.com)
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Will Privacy Concerns Limit F-Commerce?(clickz.com)
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News International mass-deleted emails, tech firm says(guardian.co.uk)
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Are you a responsible online friend?(internetlock.wordpress.com)
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Web Analytics Firm KISSmetrics Reverses Course on Sneaky Tracking(wired.com)
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U.S. Commandos Raid Pakistan All the Time(wired.com)
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How to do Anything With SSH(quarkphysics.ca)
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Wireless snooping WASP drone impersonates cell phone towers(engadget.com)
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by d0ne 15y ago
If you hit the pay-wall try this link and then clicking on the article from there: http://www.google.com/search?aq=f&hl=en&gl=us&tb...
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Alleged teen LulzSec hacker faces U.K. charges(upi.com)
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Facial-Recognition Tools Pose New Risk(online.wsj.com)
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Document: FBI Surveillance Geeks Fear, Love New Gadgets(wired.com)
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Another Pixel Laid in Redrawing Privacy Line(biztechreport.com)
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by d0ne 15y ago
No worries, it happens.
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by d0ne 15y ago
Your project is useful. 'alleri' + one word comment + your recent status fit the pattern I've seen lately. I've up voted your post.
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by d0ne 15y ago
Link and a bit more technical details: https://www.socialfortress.com/ Social Fortress currently provides transparent client-side encryption and decryption within Facebook, Google+, Thunderbird and Outlook for your messages and photos. Wh
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Show HN: Online Privacy through Client-side Encryption
6 points by d0ne 15y ago|3 comments
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EU privacy watchdogs contradict UK position on cookie consent(out-law.com)
1 points by d0ne 15y ago|0 comments
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by d0ne 15y ago
Link: http://www.newtechie.com/2011/07/social-networking-friendshi...
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Reply to DHS Claims that Travel Dossiers are Exempt from the Privacy Act(hasbrouck.org)
2 points by d0ne 15y ago|0 comments

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