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Facebook Privacy Changes Draw Mixed Reviews

Facebook's revamped privacy settings will push more user data onto the Internet and, in some cases, make privacy protection harder for Facebook users, digital civil liberties experts said.

While acknowledging that many of the changes unveiled Wednesday will be good for privacy, Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Attorney Kevin Bankston said the social-networking giant is also removing some important privacy controls that it should have kept.

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Facebook Privacy Changes Draw Mixed Reviews originally appeared on About.com Computing Center on Friday, December 11th, 2009 at 16:57:01.

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If Santa brought you or your child a new iPod or iPad for Christmas then you will definitely want to enable it's parental controls.

Even if it's yours and not your child's iPod you might want to turn off the in-app purchase feature. One of my family members ended up with a bill for several hundred dollars worth of in-app purchases because this feature wasn't locked down and a child got a hold of the iPod and racked up a bunch of in-app charges.  In-app purchases are how many "Freemium" app developers make their money. They make the game free to download but charge for additional content. Even kids that aren't old enough to read can end up buying things in the app without anyone knowing it until they get the bill.

Check out the article linked above to learn how to turn this feature off completely. Did your child accidentally buy s huge amount of in-app merchandise? Let us know your own in-app purchase horror story in the comment section below.

Beware of In-app Purchases on Your child's new iPod! originally appeared on About.com Internet / Network Security on Monday, December 26th, 2011 at 09:22:20.

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Certification, it seems to me, garners a lot more interest among the IT administrator audience than developers. Though there are plenty of certifications available for the programmer crowd, I don't sense the same level of passion that I do among admins.

But I don't know if this is a faulty perception on my part, or the reality. What do you say? If you're a developer and not interested in certification, why not? Or if you do get certified, what do you find it does for you? I'd like to get a good conversation going about this. Respond below, or feel free to send me an email, so we can talk directly about this.

Is Certification Important for Developers? originally appeared on About.com Tech Certification on Tuesday, October 13th, 2009 at 10:49:09.

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