Privacy Article Round-Up
For today’s post, I rounded up some of the most interesting articles on Internet privacy from different online sources from the week. Here are the highlights of the reads! Article 1: Eric Pfanner,...
View Article10 Steps to Being a (More) Conscious Consumer on the Internet
Today, more and more services and products are available on the Internet. From the chair at my desk I can purchase a pair of running shoes, check my online banking balance, pay my utilities bill,...
View ArticleGift Cards: A Perfect Gift or A Perfect Nuisance
How many of you remember receiving gift cards for birthdays, holidays, and special events? You were always so excited to get one because it meant that you had the chance to pick out not only what you...
View ArticleHow to Protect Yourself Online
The Internet: a place to shop, a social network, and vast resource of information. Yet also a place filed with malware and people potentially trying to take advantage of you or steal your information....
View ArticleFinally, an App for that. My review of Mint.com
Today, there seems to be an app for everything. And nearly every app is designed to get you to spend money. But are there apps that will truly help me save money? Mint.com is a simple app that allows...
View ArticleDoes Posting a Legal Notice on your Facebook Wall Protect Your Copyright and...
Earlier this year, anyone actively on Facebook probably saw a resurgence of friends posting a copyright/privacy notice on their wall, addressed to Facebook, and attempting to restrict Facebook’s...
View ArticleHow to Dispute an Online Order That Was Never Delivered
According to the latest reports from the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, roughly $3.4 Billion of retail sales occurred online just last year alone. Consumers are becoming increasingly more comfortable with...
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