March 26, 2012

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Foreign spies hacking US military

The NSA has told the Senate that U.S. military networks are so vulnerable to hackers that the focus should shift to protecting critical data instead of limiting network access. Keeping hackers out of your computer isn't easy. This free security software can help. >>

Surfing terror websites a crime?

After a recent shooting spree in France, French President Nicolas Sarkozy wants to pass a law jailing people who visit websites promoting terrorism. Don't want snoopers seeing the sites you're visiting? Clean your browser history and other important information with this free program. >>

Facebook frowns at snooping employers

Facebook's chief privacy office, Erin Egan, said employers should not ask job candidates for their Facebook passwords. Facebook agrees with the ACLU and many victims that this process is an invasion of privacy. People can snoop on your Facebook, even without your password. Protect your profile by changing these important settings. >>

Woman nearly drowns while texting

A Michigan woman who was texting while walking fell off a pier into a river. The woman was more embarrassed than injured, and wants her story to become a lesson for others. Distracted driving is much worse than distracted walking. Learn how you can stop texting while driving before it's too late. >>

Facebook buys 750 IBM patents

Facebook bought 750 patents from IBM in an attempt to protect itself from future lawsuits. Yahoo! is currently suing Facebook over alleged infringement of 10 Yahoo! patents. Need to protect your creative works online? I tell you how keep your copyright. >>

GPS predicts earthquakes?

Professor Kosuke Heki of Hokkaido University may have discovered a way to predict earthquakes using GPS signals. Learn how it works in this video at TVKim.com. >>

Scary high-speed video surveillance

Public surveillance has taken a huge, and scary, leap forward. This new video facial recognition technology can scan 36 million faces in a second to find a target! See how this powerful program works at TVKim.com. >>

Do you need AppleCare?

If you buy the new iPad or any other Apple gadget, you will hear about AppleCare. Before you buy, you should know if Apple's extended warranty is right for you. I break down if it's a good deal in my weekly column in USA Today. >>

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