GPS privacy has been litigated and it remains unresolved. GPS, aka global positioning system, alone can locate a device. The GPS identifier and the device’s Internet Protocol identification, (IP address) can provide greater identifying capability of the actual user. The IP address information can reveal a user’s location by city, the region, the state, along with…
DetailsPrivacy concerns over the use of a fun new game are not high among many users who by and large may not read the fine print of terms of use and the game’s privacy policy. The manner in which the game is subscribed to via the use of an existing social media account for authentication…
DetailsInternet immunity has been a thorn to those who have been the subject of comments on the web. Cyberbullying, online harassment, and libel has had a long-lasting impact on those who have been the subject of the content posted. The purposes for the posts and what is stated online is varied. Some have a personal…
DetailsSocial media pic affects your employment career and your chances for advancement. Social Media pics are so commonly shared. Many social media posted pics are of dinner with friends, vacations spots, golf outings, parties, gatherings, and much more. They each can tell a story and the story is about you. When you share and what you…
DetailsFaceprint facial recognition technology is used by social media to enhance identification of users. Not only is it useful to identify you as a named social media participant, it is also useful to establish group relationships involving other individuals in your social media platform. Last year we posted on the European Union’s concern with facial recognition technology…
DetailsDigital assets come in many ways but seldom fathomed to have any import until a loved one passes. Our lives are increasingly absorbed by the amount of time spent in cyberspace on cellphones, tablets, computers, and participating in social platforms sharing our lives, including thoughts, photos, and experiences which soon become memories for you and…
DetailsComputer trespass occurs when access to a computer and or related network is attained without authority. Such is the case when the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) 18 U.S.C. § 1030 is deemed violated. For there to be a violation the matter had to involve a protected computer which is described as one engaged in…
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