Google doesn't need your stinking privacy rules

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	Google doesn't need your stinking privacy rules Google has been accused of tricking users into thinking their privacy is protected when it really isn't. In this case, the accuser is Microsoft and the trickery involves privacy settings in Internet Explorer. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetIQ Authentication and Authorization Read this Deep Dive and learn the right way to apply authentication, authorization, and accounting to your business computing infrastructure. Learn More! In this Issue Google bites into Apple, crams down cookies Are your mobile apps spying on you? Ex-TechCrunchers decry TechCrunch-like practices Google bites into Apple, crams down cookies Google has been caught with its hands quite literally in the cookie jar again. And no amount of Doubleclick -- er, double talk -- is going to save it this time. Read More Are your mobile apps spying on you? The controversy over Path, a mobile social networking app that hoovered up its users' address books without telling them and got spanked for it, has just become a much bigger deal. Read More Ex-TechCrunchers decry TechCrunch-like practices Another day on the InterWebs, another blogger squabble: This one has to do with the quality of online tech journalism itself, and it comes from a rather ironic source. Read More
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