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This Police Chief Sent Out Ten Of His Officers To Find His Son's Stolen iPhone
Meehan made officers work overtime to find his son's stolen iPhone. The first thing the vast majority of us would do in the event that our precious iPhone is stolen is load up the Find My iPhone feature within iCloud and then call the Police and tell them where the shameless thug is located, ...
Want To Know Which iOS Apps Are Accessing Your Personal Data? Clueful Tells You Everything
Clueful promises to identify "misdemeanant apps on your iPhone." There has recently been a lot of concern into the way in which our iOS apps access our personal data, and then what they do with it once it has been collected. Since the whole Pathdebaclein particular, users seem to be more ...
9M Users Strong, MapMyFitness Brings Check-Ins, Advanced Google Maps Integration To Fitness Tracking
MapMyFitness is a veteran of the online health and fitness space, with the first iteration of its website appearing back in the summer of 2005. Since then, the startup has developed a suite of fitness-oriented websites (like MapMyRUN.com, MapMyRIDE.com, MapMyWALK.com, et al) to let users track an...
Phone Tracking Isn't Just For the FBI Any More [Privacy]
If you thought phone tracking only happened to super criminals, think again. According to an investigation by the New York Times, police forces are now using phone tracking—something that was previously the domain federal agents—as a routine tool.More »
This Is What Three Years of One Person's GPS Data Looks Like [Image Cache]
There are plenty of cool GPS data projects in existence, but this is one of the most beautiful I've seen: three whole years of location data, taken from an iPhone.More »
How to easily track your new iPad and Apple TV order
It’s that time of the year again. We’re all waiting on pins and needles until March 16th when the new iPad is officially available to the public.As Cult of Mac’s Killian Bell points out, Apple’s own Apple Store app is a great way keep tabs on your new iPad and/or new Apple...
The FBI Can't Find Many of Its GPS Trackers Now That They're Turned Off [Privacy]
The US Supreme Court had outlawed the warrantless use of GPS trackers so the FBI complied by shutting down all its devices but now is apparently having trouble actually retrieving the hardware. Because the GPS units are turned off. And the FBI has no idea where they are unless they're on.More &ra...
New Mozilla Browser Add-On Visualizes Who Is Tracking You Online [Privacy]
In the hour that Mozilla CEO Gary Kovacs lets his 9-year-old daughter surf the web every day, her wanderings have been tracked by dozens of sites.More »
Google in hot water after allegedly bypassing Apple's Safari browser privacy settings to track users for advertising
Google is facing an inquest after having allegedly been caught bypassing Apple's Safari web browser privacy settings on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Google gets the big headline, of course, but Vibrant Media Inc., WPP PLC’s Media Innovation Group LLC and Gannett Co.’s PointRoll advertising...
Google caught overriding Safari users' privacy settings
User privacy has been a hot button issue over the past few months thanks to high profile scandals like the CarrierIQ fallout, and the more recent Path debacle. And now it looks like we can add Google to the list of violators.In a recent investigative report, The Wall Street Journal claims that th...
