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IdentityIQ Review 2021: Is IdentityIQ a Legit Service?

As technology changes, it opens up new opportunities for thieves to steal information and data from individuals. The IdentityIQ service checks records of all kinds for your name and suspicious activity related to them.
By Observer Content Studio
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced plans for the platform to tackle privacy matters.

Mark Zuckerberg Announces a ‘Privacy-Focused’ Future Facebook

In his latest blog, Zuckerberg hinted at Facebook adding more privacy features to their chatting apps.
By Gabriela Barkho
Screenshot roulette.

Bored By the Repetitive, Evil Internet? Bliss Out With Screenshot Roulette

Screenshot Roulette will help combat internet dullness with the joy of browsing people's incredibly random old screenshots.
By Joe Veix
LONDON - APRIL 14: A new Banksy graffiti work on a private property catches the eye of passers by on April 14, 2008 in London, England. The work, which depicts a child painting the words 'One Nation Under CCTV' with a security guard watching him is situated under a security camera and has appeared sometime between the hours of Saturday and Monday morning. (Photo by Cate Gillon/Getty Images)

For Online Privacy, Honesty Is a Lousy Policy

By Brady Dale
FRANKFURT AM MAIN, GERMANY - OCTOBER 09: A woman pose for a photo in front of photowall with motiv of a phantasy library at the 2013 Frankfurt Book Fair on October 9, 2013 in Frankfurt, Germany. This year's fair will be open to the public from October 9-13 and the official partner nation is Brazil.

How Amazon Kindle Unlimited Scammers Wring Big Money From Phony Books

By Brady Dale
A visitor uses a mobile phone on the third day of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on February 24, 2016. The world's biggest mobile fair Nobile World Congress (MWC), is held from February 22 to February 25. / AFP / LLUIS GENE

A Marketer’s Dream: Using Mobiles to Connect Commercials to Shopping

By Brady Dale
We now know who: the Nikolas Gregory Studio team, with Mr. Gregory front and center. (Courtesy photo)

Want to Stop Data Brokers From Profiting Off You? These Subversives Have a Solution

By Brady Dale
Computer hackers in Germany. ((Photo: Patrick Lux/Getty Images)

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love PGP

By Brady Dale
An undersea fiber optic cable brings broadband Internet to East Africa in 2009.

Websites Can Probably Guess Your Identity With Three Basic Data Points

By Brady Dale
The Pure app on an iPhone. (Photo: Pure)

Did Ashley Madison Make You Afraid to Cheat? This Hookup App Throws Out Your Data

By Brady Dale
NEW YORK - MAY 28: Single New Yorkers chat during a HurryDate speed dating event May 28, 2003 in New York City. Speed dating is a trend in New York, pitting dozens of singles together for dozens of short "dates" in an evening. Participants fill out cards if they're interested, and event organizers e-mail any resulting matches. (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)

It Turns Out Tinder Isn’t Spying on Your Dates

By Brady Dale
Alexandre Winter, Placemeter Founder and CEO, showing the prototype sensor. (Photo: Brady Dale/Observer)

First Look: New Sensor Can Count People and Cars Without Video

By Brady Dale
Senate Intelligence Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein (C), a Democrat from California, speaks to reporters about the committee's report on CIA interrogations at the US Capitol in Washington, DC, December 9, 2014. The CIA's interrogation of Al-Qaeda suspects was far more brutal than acknowledged and did not produce useful intelligence, a damning and long-delayed US Senate report said Tuesday. The Central Intelligence Agency also misled the White House and Congress with inaccurate claims about the program's usefulness in thwarting attacks, the Senate Intelligence Committee said. AFP PHOTO / SAUL LOEB (Photo credit should read SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images)

Leaked Legislation Fails to End Bulk Data Collection

By Brady Dale
(Photo: from Shuffle's campaign on IndieGogo)

Tech for Cheating Spouses—Now With a Simple, Low Price

By Brady Dale

CISPA, the Cybersecurity Bill That Has Internet Activists Up in Arms, Passes in the House

By Jessica Roy
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