Gotcha! Group uncovers privacy lies in websites' fine print

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	Gotcha! Group uncovers privacy lies in websites' fine print What are the odds that the average person reads the ToS (terms of service) before signing on to a new social networking site, email service, or any other service or software? Probably slightly worse than the odds that the average user will, indeed, RTFM (read the freaking manual) before calling the help desk when trying to figure out a new software or service. In other words: slim to nil. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BYOD & Mobile Device Management Tech Seminar Final Days to Register! BYOD & Mobility Management Seminar Attend and learn how to use your organization's appetite for risk as the foundation of your enterprise mobility management policy. BYOD & Mobility Management Tech Seminar – 10/16 – Denver Click to continue In this Issue Microsoft denied 4th sales ban against Motorola in Germany Samsung profits soar on Galaxy, Note sales Intel announces reference platform for storage servers RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn LogMeIn Central: Automate, Monitor and Manage PCs. LogMeIn lets you Monitor and Manage PCs, deliver patches and updates to multiple PCS simultaneously. Central helps IT deliver seamless support that keeps employees productive and up and running. LogMeIn Central - automate routine tasks and do more. Free Trial Microsoft denied 4th sales ban against Motorola in Germany Motorola Mobility does not infringe a Microsoft radio interface patent, the lower regional court of Mannheim ruled on Friday, denying Microsoft another sales ban on Motorola devices in Germany. Read More Samsung profits soar on Galaxy, Note sales Samsung Electronics said Friday that stronger-than-expected sales of its Galaxy smartphones sent operating profits up 90 percent in the latest quarter, but analysts warned its results could take a hit in the coming months as it books legal damages owed to Apple. Read More Intel announces reference platform for storage servers Intel on Thursday announced a storage server reference platform that third-party vendors can use to make servers for home entertainment or centralized backup on a network. Servers built using the new reference design could be used to back up files, emails and multimedia content on a server or appliances with low-power Atom processors, which are typically used in low-power desktops, netbooks and tablets. Some media and backup servers used in homes and small businesses have also used Atom processors that usually go into low-power desktops. Read More
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