How would anyone benefit from sending unsolicited, free Amazon packages to random addresses?
Tag: privacy
Posted inColumns & Opinion
When a 16-year-old is getting sexted as her sister sulks
Dan Savage advises a mother whose teenage daughters are both interested in the same “older” boy, and more.
Posted inBlogs
Many Americans aren’t taking government surveillance seriously
Pew reports study of things public does to protect personal privacy: not much.
Posted inBlogs
Are privacy’s days numbered? Pew asks experts to weigh in
For Pew, experts predict the future of privacy
Posted inArts & Culture
Making art out of the data of everyday life
For followers of a growing self-discovery movement, the quantities in our lives can say a lot about its quality—and be transformed into art.
Posted inBlogs
On the day every American wanted to protect Bode Miller
Alpine skiing and asking banal questions at the Olympics are both high-risk jobs.
Posted inFilm
Location is everything in the Brazilian drama Neighboring Sounds
Neighboring Sounds takes us somewhere real.
Posted inMusic
Making digital music social
Spotify and Turntable.fm try to turn the cloud into a listening lounge
Posted inBlogs
Wiretaps are increasing
Law enforcement agencies are using wiretaps more than ever, mostly for drug investigations.
Posted inNews & Politics
Dear John: You’ve Been Scanned
As it puts old yearbooks online, classmates.com brings public attention to private messages and broken hearts.
Posted inBlogs
5/15 — Free Document Shredding at Liberty Bank
Free document shredding on Sat 5/15 at Liberty Bank.
Posted inNews & Politics
Twitter’s Not Private . . .
Twitter’s not private, but is it private-ish? If Horizon Realty insists on a jury trial for Amanda Bonnen, we may find out it is.
Posted inBlogs
You’re being watched archived
Panopticon update: Google’s creepy Street View comes to Chicago.