Does Anyone Have Mark Zuckerberg’s Cell Number? Something Awful Might Happen To Your Facebook Stuff.

I’m about to mention some fancy legislative bills. Do not fall asleep. Your private information depends on it. There’s this bill called CISPA that would make every privacy policy on the Web a total joke. It could mean the end of Internet privacy as we know it, allowing the government to demand your private records and giving…

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Apr 11, 2013

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