38 days ago by Stefan Leijon

When was the last time you checked what all those apps you have permitted to use your social media accounts? Are there any unnecessary permissions lingering from years ago that aren’t needed anymore? How many apps have access you the information in your Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts for ex ...

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39 days ago by trickylonely

MyPermissions Lets You Clean Up Your Social Networks’ App Permissions – Try It Now We all very much live our lives online these days. If you’re anything like us, you’ve got a Twitter account, a Facebook one, another for Google and maybe an Instagram and Flickr account thrown in for good measure. The ...

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40 days ago by admin

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40 days ago by Gouthaman Karunakaran

Every now and then we give account access permission to various applications that promise to fulfil something on the spur of the moment and while this is pretty harmless in most cases, malicious apps can misuse this permission to post something on Facebook/Twitter or any other site through which you ...

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40 days ago by Melanie Pinola

The start of the year is as good a time as any to check which apps have access to your private information. MyPermissions makes this process very easy by linking directly to app permissions pages for services like Google and Facebook. More »

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40 days ago by NeoSting

Parmi les résolutions 2012 que jamais personne ne tient, il en est une que vous pourriez prendre tout de suite : celle de nettoyer les permissions des applications de vos différents comptes et réseaux sociaux. A mesure que le temps avance, que l'on découvre de nouvelles applications, nos réseaux soc ...

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40 days ago by Satheesh

Start 2012 By Taking 2 Minutes to Clean Your Apps Permissions Try guessing how many apps have permissions to access your private information… Now click the image below and get ready for a surprise! Or you can visit mypermissions.org directly.

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40 days ago by Venkat

Now a days every one has an account in these services/sites like Gmail, Twitter, Yahoo, Linked In, Dropbox, Flickr and Instagram. Privacy is a big concern for users on Facebook and Gmail which is some what less on other social sites. However if you want to know how many apps have permissions to acce ...

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41 days ago by David Burton

Click to enlarge Now that we're into 2012, one of the tech "New Year's Resolutions" you might want to make is to check and see which Web sites and Web apps you've given access to your various accounts. We all do it - sign into one Web site or application using our account from another. Facebook and ...

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41 days ago by Aloaha

Strictly speaking it should be impossible for any PDF Reader to display encrypted PDF Documents since they are encryped. But thats not the case – so how is that possible? Basically when encrypting a PDF Document with a password the encryption key is generated as explained in the PDF specification. T ...

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