Before writing an email to your attorney, think twice about the repercussions. First of all, as everyone should know by now, once something is released into cyberspace, it’s in cyberspace forever. This includes text messages, chats, emails, pictures, social media conversations, video, and etc. Second, the majority of our time is spent working for a […]
Employers Monitor Workers Via Smartphone
InterGuard is a new Blackberry security software that allows employers to keep sensitive information from being publicized (by design or accident) and also ensure employee’s are where they’re supposed to be when they’re supposed to be there. Designed by Awareness Technologies, the Interguard software will monitor activity on work BlackBerry’s & computers. According to VerticalNews, […]
Grim Sleeper Defies Odds For Capture
The LAPD identified nearly 20 women of the 180 released in pictures late last week that are believed to have been victims of the Grim Sleeper. According the the AFP, Los Angeles police investigators were “inundated with phone calls and emails from family, friends and former co-workers hoping to identify sometimes long-lost loved ones,” once the […]
Court Ruling Protects Email Privacy
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the US Government must have a valid search warrant before accessing your email files. In the case of the US v. Warshak, the court’s ruling stated that email is provided “strong protection under the Fourth Amendment,” and that law enforcement officials cannot demand a service provider (ISP) […]
Investigators Sting Chicago Gangs
Earlier this summer, you may remember that Chicago Police Superintendent sat down with the city’s gangs at a “summit” between the street thugs and Chicago Police (CPD). Many of the Windy City’s residents were outraged over the fact that no one was notified the “meeting” was to take place, and by the fact that meeting […]
