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Google Buzz redesigned after social network provokes privacy complaints

gangstalking | February 15, 2010

Google Buzz redesigned after social network provokes privacy complaints

By Daily Mail Reporter
15th February 2010

Google has announced a massive overhaul of their new social network just days after launch, after they received a deluge of complaints.

The new media tool ‘Buzz’ allows users to share messages, web links, photos and videos with friends and colleagues directly within Gmail.

However when it launched it automatically linked users with other people they were judged to contact the most.

Google was criticised after their social network automatically linked users without their permission

In their eagerness to kick-start the project, Google failed to recognise many users would resent being ‘followed’ by others without their agreement.

After receiving a mountain of criticism via help forums Google have changed the system to an auto-suggest model.

In an attempt to stave off a PR disaster they wrote on the official blog: ‘We’ve heard your feedback loud and clear, and since we launched Google Buzz four days ago, we’ve been working around the clock to address the concerns you’ve raised.

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WARNING: Google Buzz Has A Huge Privacy Flaw

gangstalking | February 10, 2010

WARNING: Google Buzz Has A Huge Privacy Flaw
Nicholas Carlson
Feb. 10, 2010

There is a huge privacy flaw in Google’s new Twitter/Facebook competitor, Google Buzz.

When you first go into Google Buzz, it automatically sets you up with followers and people to follow.

A Google spokesperson tells us these people are chosen based on whom the users emails and chats with most using Gmail.

That’s fine.

The problem is that —…

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Chinese City Bans “Human Flesh Search Engines”

gangstalking | January 22, 2009

Chinese City Bans “Human Flesh Search Engines

January 22, 2009 11:02 AM
by Denis Cummings

Posting private information online to ferret out corruption or other bad behavior, known as “cyber hunting,” is now illegal in one Chinese city.

“Cyber Hunting” Ban Passed Jiangsu Provincial People’s Congress Standing Committee on Saturday passed an ordinance banning the act of posting other people’s private information online. It was passed in response to the trend of “human flesh search engines” or “cyber hunting,” a form of vigilantism in which Internet users post damaging personal information about citizens and public officials as a form of punishment.

The law, which applies only to Internet users in the city of Xuzhou, stipulates an Internet user who posts private information can be fined up to 5,000 yuan and possibly be forbidden to go online for up to six months. A Xuzhou official told China Daily that, “Private information, such as age, salary, and relationship status are always targeted during online manhunts.”

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Internet Terrorization

gangstalking | September 6, 2006

Internet Terrorization

Internet Terrorization: Protecting Yourself Against an Online Stalker
Wednesday, September 27

Cybercrime-particularly Cyberstalking, is Perhaps the Hardest Crime of All to Cope with.

Just imagine this:
One morning you wake and stumble sleepily to your computer, coffee in hand, boot up and begin your day on the net. As you casually sort through e-mails, bank or pay bills online, share photos, and chat with family and friends on…

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