[TechRepublic] Are you checking privacy policies frequently?

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Are you checking privacy policies frequently? Online companies collect our private information as payment for using their site. Michael Kassner looks at how changes to previously agreed upon privacy conditions are reported -- or not. Read more Resource of the day Raven Industries Elevates Corporate Services with Improved Uptime on NetApp - Video Tune into this podcast to hear why Raven Industries chose to improve their network, and how it worked out for them. Posts from TechRepublic   No new articles or comments on TechRepublic on Tuesday, July 10 TechRepublic members will not be able to login or post in any discussions for 24 hours on July 10, but the site will still be live in read-only mode. Read more British Airways uses Google image search to spot frequent fliers BA will use the image search feature to identify high profile passengers to allow staff to greet customers by name. Read more Data Recovery Guru helps your Mac recover lost files Derek Schauland tries out the Data Recovery Guru for Mac. Find your lost and deleted files. Read more Posts from ZDNet   New Android malware infects 100,000 Chinese smartphones A new piece of Android malware called "Trojan!MMarketPay.A@Android" has been found on at least nine app stores, and has already infected over 100,000 Chinese smartphones. It works by automatically downloading paid content in the background. Read more Hackers steal keyless BMW in under 3 minutes (video) It's cool to have a keyless BMW, until you no longer have a keyless BMW. Hackers have figured out how to break into such cars with ease. BMW has acknowledged there is a problem, but is not doing enough to protect its customers. Read more Researchers hack, hijack drones Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs, commonly known as a drones) will soon be used on American soil by local governments and private businesses, as opposed to just the military. The trouble is drones can easily be hacked and hijacked. Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display Bill Detwiler cracks open the MacBook Pro with Retina Display and finds a laptop that looks more like a MacBook Air than a MacBook Pro. View on site Today's recommended downloads AC vs. DC Power Distribution for Data Centers (APC by Schneider Electric) Raven Industries Elevates Corporate Services with Improved Uptime on NetApp (NetApp) PHD Virtual Citrix XenServer Backup Software Trial Download (PHD Virtual Technologies) Have You Supersized Your Data Center? Avoid the Pitfalls of Oversizing (APC by Schneider Electric) Why Native Windows Defragmentation Isn't Enough (Condusiv Technologies)   Message to subscribers The IT Security newsletter is now a co-branded TechRepublic and ZDNet offering. In addition to TechRepublic IT Security bloggers' tips on how to protect your network, you will get ZDNet Zero Day bloggers' posts about the latest in vulnerabilities, software/hardware security research, and more. We hope you enjoy this expanded security coverage. TechRepublic's IT Security blog ZDNet's Zero Day blog Connect with TechRepublic No new articles or comments on TechRepublic on Tuesday, July 10 TechRepublic members will not be able to log in or post in any discussions for 24 hours on July 10, but the site will still be live in read-only mode. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! TechRepublic UK TechRepublic Australia Wrapper Web Designer The Enterprise Cloud Tablets in the Enterprise Google in the Enterprise

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