Online privacy
Silicon Valley Tech Firms Quietly Oppose Internet Privacy Bill
Technology firms, banks and other companies are fighting a proposed Internet privacy law that would require companies to show consumers the personal data they’ve collected on them.
Cyber Bullying Curriculum Incorporated In SF Public Schools
All 55,000 San Francisco public school students are learning how to spot and avoid cyber bullying as part of a new curriculum being implemented with help from Common Sense Media.
Tech Report: Online Privacy After Death
The death of a young model in England raises the question of just who should be allowed to control the online legacy of a deceased person.
Klaas Family Introduces New Child Safety Tools
Polly Klaas, the Petaluma girl who was kidnapped and murdered in 1993, would have been 32 years old on Thursday.
Private Picture Of Facebook CEO Zuckerberg’s Family Leaked
A picture that Mark Zuckerberg’s sister posted on her personal Facebook profile was seen by a marketing director, who then posted the picture to Twitter and her more than 40,000 followers Wednesday.
Google Fined $22.5 Million By Feds For Alleged Privacy Breach
A federal judge has approved a $22.5 million fine to penalize Google for an alleged privacy breach.
Tech Report: Google Search To Incorporate Your Gmail Data
Google will now incorporate information gathered from your Gmail account into your search results. The tech giant made the announcement Wednesday in a move that is not yet certain whether it will help or hinder the company.
Google Report Provides Glimpse At Government Demands
Governments around the world are peppering Google with more demands to remove online content and turn over information about its users.
Tech Report: Do You Have The Right To Be Forgotten Online?
Should people be allowed to erase information abut themselves online? KCBS’ tech analyst just got back from a tech policy summit in Napa where he moderated a discussion on that very issue.
Tech Report: Google+ Integrates With Search Function, Competitors Cry Foul
A new move by Google to boost its search results has angered some of its Google+ users over privacy and has competitors calling it an unfair advantage.
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