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Biometric Technology Combats Medical Identity Theft
Such fraud costs health-care providers billions annually. Demand is growing for biometric devices such as iris scanners -
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In Iceland, an App to Warn If Your Hookup Is a Relative
Being vigilant about one's ancestry is critical to avoid incest in Iceland. A new app aims to help -
cybersecurity
How to Secure Your Online Identity, by the ACLU's Christopher Soghoian
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Privacy
Doctors Like Electronic Medical Records, as Long as Patients Can't Touch Them
With billions of dollars being spent to create electronic health records, most doctors want strict controls on patients' access to them -
Privacy
From Mobile to PCs: The Fine Art of Privacy on the Web
Creating a privacy policy requires many considerations. Missteps can mean legal trouble and more -
Management
Why Mobile Apps’ Privacy Policies Are So Important
App developers face the challenge of collecting consumers’ data while building their trust and improving the user experience -
Management
Protecting Privacy on the Internet
The FTC is requiring Web outfits to undertake a privacy audit every two years, which critics call a toothless exercise -
Privacy
Podcast: James Snell, Co-Chair of Bingham McCutchen's Privacy and Security Group
James Snell, co-chair of the privacy and security group at law firm Bingham McCutchen, explains the complexities of privacy policies -
Social Media
Walling Off Data Behind a High-Net-Worth Wide Web
Summitas is a gated community for the online data of the well-to-do -
Apps & Software
Snapchat and the Erasable Future of Social Media
The world's hottest photo-sharing app, which features self-destructing pictures, isn't just a better way to flirt. It's about taking control of your digital self -
Real Estate
Will the Middle Class Want Micro-Apartments?
Micro-apartments, which squeeze more people into less space, aim to address a housing crunch for middle-income New York singles -
Science & Research
The Right Way to Destroy Sensitive Data
Before recycling electronics, companies have the tough task of removing all the sensitive information they contain -
India
In India, a Facebook and Free-Speech Debate
An online comment on a dead politician leads to an uproar -
Media & Marketing
In Some Stores, the Mannequins Are Watching You
To collect marketing data, a high-tech mannequin acts as a spy-cam on customers -
cloud computing
Data Bartering Is Everywhere
App developers exchange information for free
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In Iceland, an App to Warn If Your Hookup Is a Relative
Being vigilant about one's ancestry is critical to avoid incest in Iceland. A new app aims to help -
Privacy
Doctors Like Electronic Medical Records, as Long as Patients Can't Touch Them
With billions of dollars being spent to create electronic health records, most doctors want strict controls on patients' access to them -
Privacy
The Cost of Cyber Crime
Society spends much more to guard against digital crime than what criminals take. Do we have the right priorities? -
Privacy
How the Experts Would Fix Cyber Security
Our five experts discuss the biggest problems, the best defenses, and how the picture is changing -
Europe
Bloomberg View: Credit-Default Swaps Work (See Greece); Eyes in the Sky vs. Privacy
The Greek default happened—and all is well; how to balance privacy protection and the benefits of surveillance drones -
Privacy
How to Find Out Anything About Anyone: Alan Huffman and Michael Rejebian
The best way to get the straight dope, from two opposition researchers -
Privacy
Fix This/Cyber Security
Internet crime is increasing in frequency and severity. What can be done to protect individuals, businesses, and governments? In our quarterly Fix This series, we get some answers from the experts
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In Iceland, an App to Warn If Your Hookup Is a Relative
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Doctors Like Electronic Medical Records, as Long as Patients Can't Touch Them
With billions of dollars being spent to create electronic health records, most doctors want strict controls on patients' access to them -
Privacy
How to Find Out Anything About Anyone: Alan Huffman and Michael Rejebian
The best way to get the straight dope, from two opposition researchers
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