Popular Android phones can be tricked into snooping on their owners
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Williams has since accused Apple of snooping on his private texts.
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We have reached the worst one of all, snooping on an ex.
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Ever suspected your friends may be snooping on your Facebook profile behind your back?
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Last year, the Human Rights Watch accused the country of snooping on gay men.
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The ubiquitous smartphone and sharper technology are facilitating an industry of snooping on people's daily habits.
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My old HTC had been snooping on me without my realizing, but it was hardly the first.
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Consider how your boss, partners or friends would feel if they knew you'd been snooping on them.
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Consumers' confusion about this gives rise to conspiracy theories that phone microphones are secretly snooping on users.
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Meanwhile, Trump and Comey are clashing over the revelations of an informant potentially snooping on his 2016 campaign.
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In 2014, two cops in California were investigated for allegedly snooping on prospective Tinder dates using police databases.
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If someone steals your passwords by snooping on your wifi data, they could potentially empty your crypto wallet.
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The list also notes which products are capable of snooping on you using a camera, microphone, or GPS.
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But it's also clear, based on the responses, that snooping on an ex is par for the course.
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As Hae's opening diary entry warns, if we feel any guilt over snooping on her, we should stop now.
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A VPN routes your traffic through an encrypted tunnel — so there's no snooping on your network or your activities.
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This type of encryption will thwart hackers, law enforcement, and the tech companies themselves from snooping on your messages.
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Williams reportedly accused the tech giant of snooping on his private text messages in court filings related to the case.
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That way, anyone snooping on your web browsing would theoretically just see an encrypted connection to your VPN provider — not mashable.
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That means that anybody snooping on the unprotected connection could intercept the administrators' passwords and gain access to the entire system.
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Only greater openness, he believes, can tamp down the spreading protests and alleviate general concern over unwarranted snooping on British citizens.
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American officials said Russians had also rented farms in the Norwegian countryside for some unauthorized snooping on the alliance's military tactics.
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Fair's fair I guess, because why should you be able to snoop on others if you don't want people snooping on you.
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Using secure apps that employ techniques like encryption to protect your data can reduce the chances of intruders snooping on your conversations.
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A VPN service prevents outsiders from snooping on your internet activity by disguising your IP address and scrambling data sent over WiFi.
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Neither was it a conspiracy theory that the United States was snooping on the chancellor of Germany and the president of Brazil.
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Anyone on the way—say, a hacker snooping on the Starbucks' WiFi connection you were reading the article on—can now steal it.
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If you want to reduce the risk of other people snooping on your data then getting a VPN installed is pretty much essential.
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Symphony's product first came to fame after Bloomberg reporters were caught snooping on the chat application built into to the expensive Bloomberg terminal.
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Others have argued that ISPs can only treat sensitive and non-sensitive consumer information differently by snooping on the content of consumers' communications.
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A recent study associated snooping on romantic partners' cell phones with emotional instability, an intention to break up, and conflicts within the relationship.
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Plus, it has a built-in privacy cover over its webcam to ensure no one is snooping on you unless you allow it.
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Four years after the team leadership banned reporters for snooping on closed training sessions in Brazil, the latest prying took place in open training.
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Which, I guess, is fairly accurate, aside from the fact that the agency is tasked with overthrowing governments and snooping on the entire world.
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And there's already so much going on: Jean wants to see Sidney, Alexis is snooping on Michael, and Dolly just wants to watch television.
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Spangenberg says Uber did not take the necessary precautions to prevent employees from snooping on their ex-girlfriends or querying the accounts of celebrities.
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The United States sees evidence that hackers, possibly working for foreign governments, are snooping on the presidential candidates, the nation's intelligence chief said Wednesday.
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This encryption protects data traveling across the internet, from the user to the server, and prevents hackers from intercepting and snooping on the data.
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Many of the beachhead representatives, among them numerous Trump campaign staffers, went on to full-time jobs at the agencies they were snooping on.
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Most people know that apps can track their movements, but as technology becomes more accurate, snooping on people's daily habits has grown more intrusive.
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And among the biggest and most used VPNs, there are still concerns over exactly who owns the servers and whether they're snooping on you.
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You might install antivirus software on your computer to protect your privacy and make sure no one is snooping on what you're up to.
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Dear Sugars Snooping on your spouse is generally ill-advised, but what if he or she has an addiction and is constantly lying about it?
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FINMA is examining the board's oversight of Thiam and his top lieutenants and whether management control failures led to Credit Suisse snooping on its former executives.
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In her latest blog post, Khloé admits to enjoying checking out her neighbors' Wi-Fi names and snooping on the inventive creations they come up with.
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"It doesn't mean the person they're snooping on is doing anything wrong," she says, but the act of snooping is usually a symptom of greater problems.
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Some modern Macs already come with a new Apple T2 security chip which prevents hackers from snooping on your microphone when your laptop's lid is shut.
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Snooping on her Instagram prior to our meeting, I noticed she'd sparked up a friendship with the current reigning king of musical theater, Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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However human rights groups and privacy campaigners say the powers risk infringing civil liberties and would allow the authorities to carry out widespread snooping on the public.
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Snooping on nonpublic social media material (by becoming friends on Facebook with a candidate to get access to more private posts, for instance) seems unethical at best.
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He's the reason Bran is disabled Jaime pushed the child out of the window for snooping on him and his sister Cersei while they were making love.
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The government appears keen to avoid stifling speech, imposing cumbersome regulation on small companies, snooping on private conversations or setting up large-scale monitoring of online traffic.
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But Trump has developed a track record since entering the White House of using personal, under-secured mobile devices that make snooping on him that much easier.
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Look, we're not condoning snooping on anyone, but if you're going to deploy some digital security for your home or business, you might as well be discreet.
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It's also worth considering that not only are you violating the privacy of the person you're snooping on, you're infringing on the person they're communicating with, too.
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In his video, Muffett says a malicious Tor exit node may be snooping on people visiting your site, and connecting over a hidden service would stop this.
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Last week Vizio was forced to pay millions for secretly snooping on customers, but the TV tech giant isn't the first corporation to go 1984 on your home.
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President Trump blasted the "Criminal Deep State" early Wednesday, suggesting things have "turned around" in "SPYGATE," following revelations of a reported FBI informant snooping on the Trump campaign.
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For its part, the U.S. was revealed to be snooping on the leaders of 35 nations, many of them allies, in the 2013 intelligence leaks by Edward Snowden.
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Some of the apps snooping on your clipboard include ABC News, Accuweather, CBS News, CNBC, The New York Times, Fox News, NPR, The Huffington Post, and Vice News.
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It does not help that much of neighbouring Afghanistan is off-limits to health workers, who are accused by the Taliban of snooping on behalf of the Afghan army.
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And as disturbing as these macro effects are, the fed regulators who have failed us are actually snooping on our transactions and collecting reams of data about everyday Americans.
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And it's not like the agency doesn't have a bona fide history of overreach, from snooping on environmentalists to allegedly targeting marginalized communities in the war on terror era.
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An alleged instance of this global spying operation surfaced earlier this week, when federal prosecutors charged two former Twitter employees with snooping on users on behalf of Saudi Arabia.
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The city's lawsuit cited an article last month in The New York Times that detailed a sprawling industry of companies that profit from continuously snooping on users' precise whereabouts.
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Heartbleed is a vulnerability in old implementations of the OpenSSL security library, something used in everything from protecting online banking to keeping hackers from snooping on internet-connected baby cameras.
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Security researchers have found several popular Android phones can be tricked into snooping on their owners by exploiting a weakness that gives accessories access to the phone's underlying baseband software.
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Eve has a secret life of her own, streaming videos of obnoxious teenage boys online, surreptitiously making videos of her relatives around the house, and snooping on her father's laptop.
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Ricochet doesn't just protect the content of users' communications, but also obfuscates their metadata, making it harder for anyone snooping on the connection to see who is talking to whom.
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Chris Correa, a Cardinals official who had worked with Luhnow in St. Louis, hacked into the Astros' private database in 2013 and 2014, snooping on trade talks and scouting reports.
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It would also signal to America's allies and foes that snooping on Americans who are influential or might become so was a fine way to curry favour with a president.
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The intelligence division at the Treasury Department has repeatedly and systematically violated domestic surveillance laws by snooping on the private financial records of US citizens and companies, according to government sources.
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GCHQ has been accused of carrying out mass snooping on the public, and any plans to extend its role into the private sphere are likely to raise concerns among privacy campaigners.
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More than a billion people who depend on the Signal encryption protocol, used in multiple popular messaging apps, would suddenly be vulnerable to government surveillance or malicious snooping on their messages.
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They also prevent your internet service provider from snooping on the pages you visit, and encrypt web connections that might otherwise be exposed, a handy feature on public Wi-Fi networks.
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It's easy to extrapolate some bleak scenarios based on this information: could the Chinese government be building "back doors" into Hikvision systems to facilitate state-sponsored snooping on sensitive American sites?
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But his legacy will be defined by the spying controversy which saw Credit Suisse, one of the most high-profile names in European banking, admit to snooping on two former executives.
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You've seen it around, including here on WIRED; it's that little green padlock in the upper lefthand corner, and it keeps outside eyes from snooping on the details of your time online.
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FISA warrants on Americans, like Page, expire after 90 days — which means the Bureau needs to petition for a renewal every 90 days if they want to keep snooping on a target.
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This suggests that the finger-clickin' good attacker may have had access to password data in one way or another, either through internal databases or by snooping on improperly secured login exchanges.
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Sara Hoffman, a 27-year-old editor in California, wrote about how she fell into the habit of snooping on a guy who she felt she never had any real closure with.
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Conspiracy theories about it snooping on people through its microphone, and confusion about it collecting SMS and call log history likely pushed Facebook to give people details about what data it's slurping up.
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The woman is Alison Sudol — this is information Refinery29 has acquired via some snooping on Getty Images — she and Harbour have gone as a couple to the last three red carpets he's attended.
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Spyware sold to Mexico's government for snooping on criminals has been found on the mobile phones of prominent journalists and human-rights activists, according to investigations by the New York Times and other organisations.
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The camera lens is a powerful symbol for voyeurism, and here, it was turned on the CEO of a company accused of snooping on citizens, or at least of exploiting our expectations of privacy.
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And, like the Cambridge Analytica app, which collected data on users' friends, the Research app had access to its users' communications with other people who had no idea the app was snooping on them.
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Screenshot: GizmodoFor extra protection against anyone who might be snooping on your online activities—from coffee shop hackers to the local authorities—get a VPN (Virtual Private Network) installed on your phone or tablet.
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He had discovered that a little-known WeWork employee, Ari Matityahu, had turned up several times to Knotel offices, effectively snooping on the company while pretending to be a CEO looking for office space.
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In short, we lack the information to judge whether the government is snooping on people because of their political beliefs, national origins, or religious affiliations — which would be a flagrant violation of our Constitution.
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If you tell somebody, "I am not snooping on you," or, "I am giving you some level of privacy; I will not look in your drawers," then you should keep your word and be honest.
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All of which raises an important question: As Congress wrestles with policies to limit tech monopolies' privacy invasion, should issues like home surveillance, snooping on minors and worker background checks be part of that discussion?
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In an older China, a bossy place which issues old men and women with red armbands and tasks them to sit outside apartment blocks, snooping on all who pass, he is an object of suspicion.
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For years, Republicans in the nation's capital have fretted over the rise of handset makers like Huawei, for example, amid concerns that the company and its peers are snooping on Americans on behalf of Beijing.
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If someone is snooping on the main character on the left, they're alone and secure on the right; if they're ploddingly playing piano on the "your phone" side, they're a concert pianist in the iPhone space.
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Former Trump adviser Michael Caputo's suggestion that a second government informant may have been snooping on the president's 2016 campaign came into question overnight, as two other individuals involved in the flagged discussions downplayed their role.
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Credit Suisse on Monday admitted to snooping on another of the bank's former executives, deepening a spying scandal at the Swiss group, which is already under investigation for putting its ex-wealth management chief under surveillance.
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There is no evidence so far that Halper attempted to join the Trump campaign and act as a double agent; nor is there evidence that he conducted any kind of illegal snooping on Page or Papadopoulos.
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And you may only check it when you're looking for a job or snooping on someone—but it's almost always at least a little bit useful, which is more than we can say about most things.62.
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In addition, a new "person alert" has also been added for Nest Aware subscribers in which the software is able to differentiate a person snooping on your property from, say, a swaying tree or the neighbor's cat.
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"Al-Tajer is facing charges because he stated the obvious: Bahraini authorities are snooping on their citizens and anyone who steps out of line online faces jail time," said Joe Stork, deputy Middle East director at HRW.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A U.N. human rights expert has published a draft list of questions to measure countries' privacy safeguards, a first step toward ranking the governments that are potentially doing the most snooping on their own citizens.
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Trying to surprise someone with a road trip to a national park or a midnight tour of a museum or tea at the Plaza might involve snooping on the recipient's schedule or telling a few white lies.
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For example, there's no way to know that someone isn't secretly snooping on your iMessage conversations because Apple doesn't notify you if someone is secretly monitoring your conversation or hasn't somehow replaced a message recipient with another person.
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In terms of individual apps, it stops anyone from snooping on your WhatsApp and Signal conversations when they're in transit from one device to the other—and that includes anyone who works at WhatsApp or the Signal Foundation.
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Mostly, it countered the growing suspicion that the bureau had been snooping on a presidential campaign on the basis of truly disreputable info—a dossier of salacious information compiled by an opposition research firm working for the rival campaign.
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But by making it fully encrypted, open source and free, even for teams as large as 500 people, it could be attractive to cost- and security-conscious teams who are at all worried about anyone snooping on their communications.
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Companies like Google, Amazon, and Facebook have access to a lot of user data, but Apple, with its philosophy of not snooping on customers — in favor of charging megabucks for hardware — has rather tied its hands in that regard.
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Federal charges unsealed Wednesday allege that Saudi Arabia carried out a massive online spying operation, snooping on the accounts of more than 6,000 Twitter users — and prosecutors say the country did it with the help of two Twitter employees.
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Now, law enforcement agencies in the US and Europe have detailed another, far more hands-on tactic: Snooping on Wi-Fi from a vehicle parked a few feet away from a target office—or even from a laptop inside their hotel.
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People on Twitter and Reddit have mourned the tab's disappearance and questioned what they're supposed to do without their favorite tool for quietly snooping on the antics of their friends, crushes, partners, celebrities, and everyone else they follow on Instagram.
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Digital monitoring — from tracking those whom loved ones communicate with to snooping on their social media accounts to checking their locations — is becoming common even among people who view themselves as mindful of the boundaries with their children and partners.
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Given that it's wildly inappropriate for professors to be snooping on undergraduates in an attempt to intimidate them politically, Ferguson has been forced to resign from his post running the Cardinal Conversations initiative (but he remains a senior fellow at Hoover).
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But while that might be sufficient to prevent a sketchy flashlight app from snooping on you, it's still not quite enough to stop apps that might legitimately need your location from constantly running in the background and recording everywhere you go.
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A leading member of the senate intelligence committee has vowed to "get to the bottom" of allegations, reported in a BuzzFeed News story published Friday, that the intelligence division at the Treasury Department has been illegally snooping on the finances of Americans.
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The company also has oodles of data — thanks to its pervasive snooping on people's online activities — so if you buy into the theory that love can be algorithmically reverse engineered then Facebook certainly has enough data-points to play at being Emma.
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These include greater security due to its 'line of sight' requirements (no snooping on a network from outside a building or the other side of a wall), and being able to use existing lighting infrastructure to double up as LiFi access points.
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Red Century When Americans think of Communism in Eastern Europe, they imagine travel restrictions, bleak landscapes of gray concrete, miserable men and women languishing in long lines to shop in empty markets and security services snooping on the private lives of citizens.
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The federal government has determined that Chinese hackers have been snooping on personal email accounts of top U.S. officials for years and just last year Secretary of State John Kerry said it is "likely" that Russian and Chinese hackers are reading his emails.
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A letter Wray issued responding to the report seemed to welcome Horowitz's conclusion that the Trump-Russia probe was justified, while accepting that the FBI's handling of surveillance—particularly snooping on U.S. citizens—fell short of the rigorous standards required for such work.
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In short, anyone who might intercept emails from this server while in transit—maybe an internet service provider, or someone snooping on either the sender or the recipient's network—doesn't have to worry about encryption getting in the way of the email's content.
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"There is a little bitty chance that Social Security may be snooping on your Facebook or your Twitter account," Robert A. Crowe, a lawyer from St. Louis who has represented Social Security disability claimants for more than 22.9 years, said he cautioned new clients.
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But in repeatedly snooping on behalf of prominent men in conservative media, Mr. Dietl has been accused of pushing the limits of what private investigators are allowed to do, according to court records and interviews with two dozen former members of his investigative firm's staff.
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After the disclosures by Mr. Snowden, a former contractor for the National Security Agency, the government appeared to give some ground to the industry, which was angered by previously unknown snooping on their products and embarrassed by disclosures of their cooperation with intelligence agencies.
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Cybersecurity experts who initially responded to the DNC hack identified two distinct groups of hackers operating in the system -- one who had exclusively gone after the party's opposition research file on Donald Trump, and one that had been snooping on DNC emails for about a year.
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How to Keep Your Family and Friends From Snooping on Your Laptop and PhoneImage: Alex Cranz/GizmodoMany of us are more security savvy than ever when it comes to our phones and laptops, but there's one threat you might not be protecting against—the people inside your own home.
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The day before the ABC raid, police separately raided the home of a journalist at the Sunday Telegraph, one of Australia's bestselling papers, in connection with a story about secret plans to expand the state's surveillance powers to include snooping on people's e-mails, text messages and bank accounts.
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As BuzzFeed reported, FinCEN officials have also accused OIA of engaging in domestic spying by illegally snooping on the banking records of American individuals and companies — an issue that the inspector general said will be addressed in a separate audit expected to be finished at the end of the year.
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Install a VPN appOn the open, unsecured wi-fi networks that run in many coffee shops and hotels—the only really effective way of protecting yourself against snooping on non-HTTPS websites and apps is to install a VPN (yes—their uses actually go beyond faking which country you're in).
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The new electricity cable, along with the recent appearance of earth-moving equipment atop a rocky plateau overlooking Russia across the sea, points to one business that is flourishing in this part of the Arctic: snooping on Russia's expanding fleet of nuclear submarines armed with ballistic missiles in the Barents Sea.
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SSL made it possible for websites to collect credit card information over the web by encrypting the data as it traveled over the web so someone snooping on your connection couldn't intercept your details, and by using cryptographic certificates to ensure that you were handing over your info to the right website.
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"Your Apps Know Where You Were Last Night, and They're Not Keeping It Secret," Jennifer Valentino-DeVries, Natasha Singer, Michael H. Keller and Aaron Krolik, The New York Times — As smartphones have become ubiquitous and technology more accurate, an industry of snooping on people's daily habits has spread and grown more intrusive.
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Most of us are typically assigned a DNS provider by whichever company is selling us internet access, but you can change your DNS service if you want, perhaps because you don't want your internet service provider (ISP) potentially snooping on the URLs you've visiting or potentially selling your browsing history to advertisers.
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NSA agents would keep snooping on phone calls, TSA screeners would keep examining luggage and air traffic controllers would show up for work, along with food safety inspectors, border patrol officers and federal prison guards, most FBI agents, doctors and nurses at the VA and other federal hospitals, and any federal emergency and disaster relief workers.
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Its series of unfortunate events included a failed $2 billion acquisition of the company by Chinese maker LeEco after LeEco itself fell apart; a lawsuit against LeEco over that deal breaking down; another lawsuit, this time from the FTC (settled for $2.2 million) over snooping on its customers' viewing habits; and a third suit brought by AMD, this time over graphics patent infringement, which AMD has since won.
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Moreover, if the Bureau had truly been dedicated to snooping on the Trump campaign, it wouldn't have bothered sending confidential sources to make contact with low-level staffers like Page and George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosTrump rails against Fox News for planning interviews with Schiff, Comey How to shut down fake Republican outrage over 'spying' on Trump Five takeaways on Horowitz's testimony on Capitol Hill MORE, who were clearly not in the loop on any decisions of importance.
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This is a boring, inside-baseball problem worlds removed from journalists' interest in gossipy snooping on official email, but Groshen argues that it's substantively consequential: Improving access to government administrative data so that statistical agencies could have access to more data to produce more and better official statistics would improve productivity in three ways: reducing burdens on respondents, improving the values of government statistics, and (likely the largest, but hardest to measure) improving the business, policy and personal decisions (allocation, investment, etc,) in the economy.
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