Messages about protecting your copyright or privacy rights on Facebook ... copyright to the personal information, photographs, and other material that their users are posting to the social network ...

States hold important personal records of American voters through their secretary of state (SOS) websites. In most states, some or all of this information is accessible to anyone with an Internet ...

DO NOT USE ANY OF MY PERSONAL ... in a blog post on Nolo, an online legal guide. “Facebook, for instance, has a privacy policy stating what it can and can't do with your information.

Friends and relatives might be well-meaning when they decide to share little pieces of information, or even a picture, on your Facebook timeline. Unfortunately, these posts can share personal ...

1. Be shrewd with your passwords. Create passwords or PINs (personal identification numbers) either out of a random mix of letters and numbers or by using words and number combinations that are ...

Further, a Facebook post ... as the information contained in your profile status updates. I HEREBY DECLARE THAT I DO NOT GIVE MY PERMISSION FOR FACEBOOK OR META TO USE ANY OF MY PERSONAL DATA.

But the mini-movement -- which now includes Cher-- raises another question: If you do delete your Facebook account, what happens to your personal information ... group or post a comment.

It can be tempting to post details of our lives on social ... by what hackers can achieve with a little bit of information about your personal finances. Things like paychecks, bank balances ...

Facebook photos exposed ... although stating that it is “not a toy,” asks for your child’s personal information and can easily store what they play, watch, and search for.