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My Verizon FiOS Install

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As I said before, the only way to get a good deal with your telco is to switch services every now and then or at least threaten to. After checking what Comcast would give me to stay, it was clear that Verizon FiOS would be the better deal and I tried to set a date. Here is my .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]

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The Credit Freeze Process in Practice

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Washington State Passes RFID Privacy Law

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Washington state passed an anti-RFID law that's unfortunately far weaker than it should be.

The Washington legislation outlaws the use of RFID "spy technologies" to collect consumer information without the owner's consent. The only problem is, heavy corporate lobbying narrowed the scope of the law (before Governor Gregoire signed it) to cover only criminal .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]

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Police Interested in Fines, Not Safety

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A city that found that the red light cameras made motorists more cautious resulting in less tickatable offenses turned them off.

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Protect Your Privacy When Using Peer 2 Peer Downloading From The Internet

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It's up to you to decide whether what you do online is correct and that's why this article about protecting you downloading privacy is important. Use the tips provided to make sure that the only person making a judgement call about your online activity is you.

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Government Laptop Stolen: National Institute of Health

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Here we go again.

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The Golden Rule of Cables: There’s No Difference So Buy Cheap

Beware. Monster Cables are a scam.
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The Consumerist was taking heat recently for posting articles about how Monster brand cables are no better than any other even though they cost so much more. Now Popular Science is joining the action with their article explaining that all high end cables are a ripoff.

The electronics industry’s dirty little secret is that .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]

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Facebook Security Hole Exposes Private Profiles

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Even if you did everything right to keep you private photos and information private, a Facebook security flaw allows people to access it anyway.

This isn't the first time something like this has happened and I'd bet that it's far from being the last.

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Man Robbed Because Hoax Craigslist Ad Said Everything Was Free

Who knows you're out of town and what will they do with the information?
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Here's a great example of how knowing something as simple as where someone lives along with when they're out of town is enough to make their life hell. While this poor guy was minding his business fishing on a lake somewhere, someone called to ask about the .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]

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Unintended Dangers of Vista

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What can happen when you become numbed to the security alerts.

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It's impossible to fully prevent credit card fraud, but there are several things you can do to help.
Social security numbers have become the gateway to all kinds of identity abuses so the less people you give it to, the better.
Your data is as valuable as money so protect it like money!
What do you do once your data is already out there? This.

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Protecting Credit Cards

Credit card fraud isn't ID Theft, but is closely relatedare often used fraudulently so do what you can to prevent it.

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Protecting Social Security Numbers

Social security numbers have become the gateway to all kinds of identity abuses so the less people you give it to, the better.

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Being a Data Scrooge

Learn to protect your personal information the way Scrooge did his money.

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Reputation Management

Just because there are things out there about you that are out of your control and are unflattering or worse, doesn't mean you're powerless.

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