Tag Archives: privacy

Facebook terms for your uploaded content

Posted on January 31, 2009 by Gabriel Saldaña

Maybe this is old news, but I was checking Facebook’s terms of use to see if something had changed since the last time I saw them. But everytime I read this, I keep getting surprised and annoyed. The following is … Continue reading →

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Depending on web services

Posted on September 8, 2008 by Gabriel Saldaña

What would happen if your access to most of your online services were to be disabled? What would you loose? I’ve been in situations where we have to decide either to run certain applications on our server, like E-mail, scheduling, … Continue reading →

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Is your ISP messing with your Internet traffic?

Posted on August 13, 2008 by Gabriel Saldaña

There’s been some reports on ISPs slowing down your Internet connection if you use BitTorrent or cutting your VoIP calls and many other nasty things. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has published a free software tool to check your connection … Continue reading →

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