News that Facebook is planning on launching its search engine to compete with the likes of Google and Bing didn’t really get all that good of a feedback from its users. A recent survey conducted ...

Read the full article →

A couple of weeks ago, Maryland became the first state to fight back against employers who demand access to their employees’ Facebook accounts.  Now, California is aiming to be the second state to delve into ...

Read the full article →

Last Friday, Facebook announced proposed changes to their Data Use Policy. The goal of the changes is to create a more transparent guide on how Facebook uses the data of its users. Some of the ...

Read the full article →

The Identity Theft Resource Center recently launched the ITRC Social Media Survey 2012 with the intent to gather as many survey responses in an effort to develop informative materials to educate consumers on the topic ...

Read the full article →

Have you ever seen status updates from your friends, notifying you of where they were, what music they just listened to, and what article they just read? Moreover, are you one of those people who ...

Read the full article →

Your online privacy is under attack. Governments and corporations often place their objectives and agendas far above the importance of individual privacy rights. Many would argue that there is no longer a slow erosion of user ...

Read the full article →
Thumbnail image for Facecrooks Weekly Roundup – April 27, 2012

Active Facebook Scams profiled this week: Beware of Facebook Freebies – Several free gift card, voucher and item scams are extremely active on Facebook this week. We have seen the following: Argos, Toms Shoes, Rayban ...

Read the full article →

Facebook announced the launch of the Antivirus Marketplace today. This is a collaborative effort with the following software security companies: Microsoft, McAfee, TrendMicro, Sophos and Symantec. Not only will Facebook users be able to download ...

Read the full article →

Citizens across the country rallied in January to defeat SOPA, a dreadful bill that could have wrecked the Internet as we know it. The proponents of SOPA didn’t wait long to strike again. The new ...

Read the full article →

Privacyscore, a project conducted by Privacychoice, recently released a Facebook application that rates the privacy risks of the most popular Facebook applications. Pictured below is what you’ll see when you visit the app. Hovering over one ...

Read the full article →