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Mar 12, 2019

While Facebook isn't changing anything about its flagship social network, it's new efforts to increase user privacy are focused on integration and encryption of it's Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger services, says the L.A. Times Editorial Board, which hopes the step will inspire other internet companies to take steps to reduce data-mining of customers.

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Mar 1, 2019

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Apps and Programs to Make Life Easier

Organize Business Cards With Cam Card

Scott Carley

Feb 12, 2019

If you collect a lot of business cards, it's impossible to carry them with you when you're out of the office. Cam Card will scan a card, read the information on the card and populate a profile, and sync across phone, tablet, and web app. Available for Android and Apple, Cam Card is a quick and easy way to organize, store, and electronically exchange cards. Imagine how great this would be at a networking event or trade show! Read more to learn how Cam Card can help you to be more productive. Free app for Android and Apple.

Apps and Programs to Make Life Easier

Scan Documents On The Go With Cam Scanner

Scott Carley

Feb 12, 2019

Out of the office and need to scan a document? The Cam Scanner app is available for Android and Apple. Read more to learn about many features available such as auto cropping, OCR, and much more!

Everybody's Got One

Cass R. Sunstein: Regulate Facebook and Twitter? The case is getting stronger

NewsPlexus Media

Feb 17, 2019

Bloomberg columnist Cass Sunstein says his views on social media and the First Amendment are evolving — and that the case for federal regulation of social media apps is "getting stronger every day."

Everybody's Got One

Cass R. Sunstein: Regulate Facebook and Twitter? The case is getting stronger

NewsPlexus Media

Feb 17, 2019

Everybody's Got One

Editorial: Cyberterrorism threat to the U.S.: Can Russia turn off our lights?

NewsPlexus Media

Jan 15, 2019

The Editorial Board at the Chicago Tribune, noting disturbing Russian hacks into U.S. utility systems, says it's imperative that America build new cyber security systems to prevent a hostile power from potentially wreaking havoc with American energy grids or otherwise interfering with critical government functions and services.