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Tech 16 hours ago

Google releasing new email security features that remind you not to send unencrypted personal info

In case you're sending private information over email that you would rather not end up in the wrong hands, Google's new set of security features might be of assistance.

Tech 16 hours ago

Gmail joins the billion users club

Know someone with a Gmail address?

Politics 16 hours ago

NSA reportedly collecting millions of personal online contact lists worldwide

The NSA is collecting hundreds of millions of contact lists from e-mail and instant messaging address books from personal accounts worldwide, including those of many Americans, the Washington Post reported Monday.

Politics 16 hours ago

Email service linked to NSA leaker Edward Snowden shuts down

A Texas-based email service reportedly used by National Security Agency systems analyst Edward Snowden said it was shutting down Thursday, explaining in a cryptic message that it would rather go out of business than "become complicit in crimes against the American people."

Politics 16 hours ago

'Suspicious': Experts, GOP lawmakers question Lerner's lost email explanation

Computer experts and Republican lawmakers are poking holes in IRS claims that the agency did all it could to retrieve embattled ex-official Lois Lerner's allegedly "lost" emails, which the agency blames on a 2011 hard-drive crash.

Tech 16 hours ago

The US Postal Service can now email you photos of your mail

The US Postal Service has started emailing people about their mail.

Tech 16 hours ago

The FBI issues warnings about an email scam that's stolen more than $1.2 billion

The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) put out a pair of warnings in recent weeks regarding a fraud scheme that involves email, wire transfers, checks, and international business.

Tech 16 hours ago

Google uses 鈥榰nique digital fingerprinting鈥� to detect child porn in Gmail accounts

A cyber-tip created by Google and reported to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children put a convicted sex offender back in police custody 鈥� after the Internet giant used highly-sophisticated technology to detect alleged images of child porn stored on the Houston man鈥檚 Gmail account.

Tech 16 hours ago

Divorcing? 5 things to do online now

Since our offline and online lives are so intertwined, here are five things you need to do fast when a divorce is on the horizon.

Tech 16 hours ago

Texting makes you walk like you're drunk

If you're texting while you鈥檙e walking, you might as well be drunk. At the very least, texting while traipsing down the street makes you walk funny, according to a new study.

Tech 16 hours ago

Even Yahoo employees don鈥檛 use Yahoo Mail

Only 25 percent of Yahoo鈥檚 own employees use the company鈥檚 email offering-- even after company executives exhorted them all to switch off of Microsoft鈥檚 Outlook, according to a leaked memo.

Tech 16 hours ago

Thanks to decades-old law, your email is far from private

Your e-mail is nearly as public as the words you are now reading. As it currently stands, government authorities can download and examine all your e-mail, store it, search it, and never inform you鈥攚ith virtually no oversight or fear of violating any laws.

Tech 16 hours ago

Tech Q&A: Camera hackers, blocking phone contacts, erasing data and more

Kim Komando answers your questions on hackers who spy using your security cameras, blocking your ex on from your phone contacts, erasing your data for good, and more.

Tech 16 hours ago

In a kerfuffle about the Facebook messaging app? Here are 5 things you should know

Facebook's recent effort to force people to adopt its standalone mobile messaging app has privacy-concerned users up in arms. Many of them believe the app is especially invasive.

Tech 16 hours ago

IRS has 鈥榥o excuses鈥� for latest twist in email saga, says IT expert

The IRS has 鈥渘o excuses鈥� for the latest twist in the saga of its missing emails, says an expert in electronic discovery.

Tech 16 hours ago

We鈥檙e winning the fight against spam, Gmail researchers say

New figures published by Google show that the vast majority of email messages now include some form of authentication, making life harder for scamming and phishing emails.

Tech 16 hours ago

The spy next door: private surveillance has never been easier

It's not just the government that can spy on you.

Tech 16 hours ago

Yahoo tries to breathe life into dead pool of email accounts by offering IDs to newcomers

Yahoo is trying to breathe new life into inactive email accounts by giving away the identifications beginning next month.

Tech 16 hours ago

Google Mail and other services back after disruption, company says

Following an unexplained incident that knocked Google's mail and application services offline for some users, the services are back up and working, the company claims, although there were still reports of outages.

Tech 16 hours ago

A closer look: Ways to hide or secure sensitive photos, data on phones

Apple got a lot of attention last week when it released a new privacy policy along with a declaration that police can't get to your password-protected data.

Tech 16 hours ago

Data heist puts spotlight on password management tools

Last week鈥檚 massive data breach has shone a spotlight on the technologies that can help users lock down their passwords.

Tech 16 hours ago

UK intelligence agency in cyber spying controversy

Hot on the heels of the NSA snooping firestorm, a leaked document appears to detail the cyber espionage tricks employed by its UK counterpart, GCHQ.

Tech 16 hours ago

Yahoo's email embraces some features popularized by Gmail in 2nd overhaul in less than a year

Yahoo's free email service is becoming a bit more like Google's Gmail as part of its second makeover in less than a year.

Tech 16 hours ago

Popular law site Groklaw closes blog citing concern over NSA spying

The editor of the popular law blog Groklaw announced the closing of her site saying she cannot conduct business with the possibility of the government reading her emails.

Tech 16 hours ago

How to send 鈥楳ission Impossible鈥� style self-destruct messages on your iPhone

Wickr has built a free iPhone app send messages that delete themselves within minutes or even seconds.聽

Tech 16 hours ago

Iran restores access to Gmail

An Iranian official says Tehran plans to create its own search engine and e-mail service to replace Google and its Gmail e-mail service, even as it weights lifting a ban on Gmail enacted in response to an anti-Islam film.

Tech 16 hours ago

Send an email you regret? Gmail's 'Undo Send' option is now out of beta

It's something that has happened to all of us: you finish an email, hit send, and suddenly realize that you've made a typo or spelled the recipient's name wrong.

Tech 16 hours ago

Smart new Gmail Inbox feature replies to your emails automatically

Google is introducing a brand-new smart feature to make email even more efficient. Called Smart Replies and available on Inbox by Gmail, the new feature will help you issue fast, personalized responses to emails as they come in.

Tech 16 hours ago

Google to no longer sell ads based on information collected from students

Google will no longer try to sell ads based on personal information collected about students using a suite of products tailored for schools.

Tech 16 hours ago

Yahoo giving people chance to request up to 5 email addresses from pool of dead accounts

Yahoo is allowing people to place claims on inactive email addresses that are being given a second life.

Tech 16 hours ago

Harvard snoops through professors' email, teaches new lessons in privacy

Even some of the smartest people can be really dumb about technology. To wit, the recent hubbub at Harvard University over the scandalous, surreptitious searching of academia's finest's e-mails.