Related News: Twitter users spread ‘Unfollowed Me’ virus

One new article link has been added to our Related News page. Digital Life published an article titled Twitter users spread ‘Unfollowed Me’ virus.

Clicking the link leads you to “a webpage which looks as if it’s about to reveal that information — but is actually designed to make you take an online survey instead.” The scammers make money on every survey taken. And if you have given the rogue app permission to access your account, it’ll start sending out similar tweets under your account’s name.

Source: Digital Life

Related News: Your iPhone is secretly tracking you all the time

One new article link has been added to our Related News page. Digital Life published an article titled Your iPhone is secretly tracking you all the time.

Alasdair Allan and Pete Warden, a pair of security researchers, recently discovered that iPhones — as well as 3G-enabled iPads — running iOS 4 constantly record and store their users’ locations in unencrypted files. These files are basically very long lists of latitude-longitude coordinates and timestamps, and they can be found on the devices themselves as well as within the software backups saved on users’ computers.

Source: Digital Life

Related News: Facebook booting ‘20,000’ underage users per day

One new article link has been added to our Related News page. CNN published an article titled Facebook booting ‘20,000’ underage users per day.

According to a report by the Daily Telegraph, Facebook is kicking out roughly 20,000 underage users per day.

In a meeting with Australia’s cyber-safety committee, Facebook’s chief privacy adviser Mozelle Thompson agreed that underage users were taking advantage of the site. After all, any user no matter his or her age can register for the site by simply lying when signing up — Facebook has no mechanisms to detect whether a teen is telling the truth or not.

Source: CNN

Related News: Alabama sex trafficking victim leads to arrest of Atlanta drag performer

One new article link has been added to our Related News page. al.com published an article titled Alabama sex trafficking victim leads to arrest of Atlanta drag performer.

Officials in Douglas County, Georgia, have broken up what they say was a case of “trafficking human beings for the purpose of sexual servitude” believed to have involved child victims from Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina.

The children were lured through social networking sites, put in a dependent situation, then forced to perform sexual favors if they wanted to leave, authorities told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Source: al.com