Is your smart phone spying on you? In short, yes. Follow the simple guide below to find out how to protect yourself. Apple Frequent Locations iPhones track your location data down to the minute. Who uses this information: Third party advertisement: If you visit a shoe store, you might receive shoe advertisements. Apps: Apps may […]
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on February 26, 2016in Securitytags: Advertising ID, Android, Apple, Data Collection, Google, Location, Microsoft, Tracking, Voice commands, Windows 10

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on February 10, 2016in Techtags: App Downloading, App safety, Apple, DarkSideLoader, Developer, Download count, Forums, Google, Permissions, Research, Review, Rogue Apps, Safe downloading, Windows

As of July 2015, the Google App Store has 1.6 million apps and the Apple App Store has 1.5 million apps. With an ever-growing universe of apps available, the chances of getting a compromised or infected app are on the rise. More than 85 billion apps have been downloaded from the Apple App Store since October of […]
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on September 16, 2015in Techtags: 6s, 6s plus, Apple, Apple Event, Apple TV, iPad air 2, iPad Pro, iPhone, Siri, tvOS

At the Apple event held September 9th, 2015 they expressed that they want to own every screen in your life. They focus on the upcoming devices including the Apple TV, iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, and iPad Pro, but are the products worth it? Apple TV The release date: October The new Apple TV has […]
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on December 30, 2014in Securitytags: Android, Apple, Security, Vulnerability

Masque Attack was a recent vulnerability involving Apple’s mobile operating system that would allow hackers to use web pages, text messages, and emails to trick people into downloading fake apps that disclose personal information. The concern is that fake apps resembling real apps such as banks or email program could replace genuine apps installed through […]
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on September 3, 2014in Blog, Securitytags: Apple, Cloud Storage, Hacking, iCloud

Take a photo – it will last longer. But do you really want it to? By now practically everyone has heard about the hacker that managed to acquire private, compromising celebrity photos and post them to distribute on websites. While all the details are still being worked out, the most common theory is that the […]
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