Privacy

I don't really worry about Facebook, it really can only share info your willing to share. I searched this week for a "have-a-heart" cage to catch this crazy raccoon that won't leave us alone, if the Russians collect this data then I hope they at least have some tips on how to catch this raccoon. My point is that the info I generate, and probably you do as well, is nothing that will contribute to the downfall of America. With all the Birthday wishes I received over the weekend I assume the Russians now know that too. Am I wrong for my way of thinking?

In the last few days, you may have seen Facebook friends urgently warning everyone and anyone that will listen that there is a sneaky new way to find out who is keeping an eye on your profile. Of course, no doubt with nefarious purposes.

Have you seen the recent Facebook "quiz", where you can create a word cloud of your most used words of the year? Fun, right? There's one big problem, though, it's a privacy nightmare.

Manchester Township officials are asking for the public's input as they consider implementing a "No Knock" registry. Similar to the "Do Not Call" list, a "No Knock" registry allows residents to opt-out of allowing solicitors to knock on their doors...

A New Jersey judge has ruled that police dash cam videos are a part of the public record, but the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office is planning an appeal. That means anyone could access those recordings at any time, simply by filing a request under the Open Public Records Act (OPRA)...

President Barack Obama is expected to endorse changes to the way the government collects millions of Americans' phone records for possible future surveillance, but he'll leave many of the specific adjustments for Congress to sort out, according to three U...

If you've ever watched TV shows like 'Long Island Medium,' you've seen the stunned looks on people's faces when the psychics start to get positive "hits." The guy in the video above amazes strangers with specific information, but there's one catch: he's not even a little bit psychic.

Does your cell phone company share your personal information with other companies who may try to sell you something you don't want?

In the coming months, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to issue a ruling on whether law enforcement officers have the right to seize your cell phone and comb through it,  without a warrant, if you're stopped for any reason.

Recently, Gov. Chris Christie conditionally vetoed a so-called "Facebook" bill because he felt a provision that barred employers from asking a current or prospective employee if they have a personal account or profile on a social networking website could lead to frivolous lawsuits.