SAN FRANCISCO — A Los Angeles law firm has sued Snapchat, charging that the popular messaging site is exposing children to “harmful, offensive, prurient and sexually offensive content.”Mark Geragos of Geragos & Geragos says Snapchat’s Discover feature violates the Communications Decency Act, which requires internet services to notify customers that parental control systems are available [ Read More ]
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Snapchat sued for exposing children to smutty articles
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Hackers are using this nasty text-message trick to break into people’s accounts
Comments Off on Hackers are using this nasty text-message trick to break into people’s accountsTwo-factor authentication is a godsend for securing your accounts. It requires a second level of proof of who you are – typically a code sent to your phone – before you can log in. This prevents anyone from gaining unauthorised access to your account, even if they manage to get hold of your password. http://read.bi/28Om1z4
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How to make an iPad or iPhone child-friendly
Comments Off on How to make an iPad or iPhone child-friendlySet up parental controls on iOS & restrict your kids’ iPad use | How to stop children buying apps & in-app purchases | New in-app purchase rules & standards. Read more…
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Facebook’s ‘Safety Check’ Implemented For First Time in U.S. After Orlando Shooting
Comments Off on Facebook’s ‘Safety Check’ Implemented For First Time in U.S. After Orlando ShootingFacebook turned on its “Safety Check” feature for the first time in the U.S. in the wake of the Orlando shooting in which 50 people were killed in a nightclub by a gunman. The feature allows people to use the social networking site or app to notify people that they are safe in the wake [ Read More ]
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