Posts Tagged ‘Privacy’

Protect Your Apps Using Facial Recognition With Visidon AppLock for Android

Written on 1 May, 2012 at 22:30 in Android, Tools | No Comments
Protect Your Apps Using Facial Recognition With Visidon AppLock for Android

Once again we at VikiTech are returning to the topic of security. These days it’s more important than ever to make sure that you have secure, private electronic devices. Even people without anything to hide like to be on the safe side. Knowing that someone could pick through your phone... (Continue reading)

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Concerned About Privacy on Your Mobile? SuperVault is an Easy Way to Hide Files on Android

Written on 27 Apr, 2012 at 23:00 in Android, Tools | No Comments
Concerned About Privacy on Your Mobile? SuperVault is an Easy Way to Hide Files on Android

Privacy is one of those things that lots of people appreciate, for a whole lot of different reasons. In the digital age, true privacy is harder than ever. Despite that extra difficulty, we still expect some measure of it. Most people concerned about their privacy don’t even have anything to... (Continue reading)

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St Proxy Switcher Lets You Easily Switch Between Proxy Servers Across All Browsers

Written on 6 Mar, 2012 at 12:15 in Freeware, Security | No Comments
St Proxy Switcher Lets You Easily Switch Between Proxy Servers Across All Browsers

With all the talk these days about websites tracking you, wouldn’t you like to be able to feel more secure on the web? Using a proxy server can mask your IP address and ward off cookies sites may force your browser to accept. You may be thinking that using a... (Continue reading)

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Google Changes Its Privacy Policy – What Does This Mean For Users?

Written on 27 Jan, 2012 at 15:00 in Google, Internet | 2 Comments
Google Changes Its Privacy Policy - What Does This Mean For Users?

If you have not already noticed the pop-ups from Google asking you to review their new privacy policy, you may be living under a rock. Google announced massive changes to its privacy policy which seem to contradict everything Google has stood for in protecting user data. While Google claims its... (Continue reading)

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Password Protect Google Chrome using Simple Startup Password [Chrome Extensions]

Written on 16 Jan, 2012 at 23:00 in Chrome, Security & Privacy | 1 Comment
Password Protect Google Chrome using Simple Startup Password [Chrome Extensions]

Do you use Google Chrome as your preferred web browser? If you do, there may be a need for you to password protect the information in it. Simple Startup Password is an extension from the Chrome Web Store ready to fix this need. When you share a computer, be it home or... (Continue reading)

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How to Set Up Privacy Settings, Account Recovery Options and Notifications in Google+

Written on 22 Dec, 2011 at 22:00 in Google, Internet | No Comments
How to Set Up Privacy Settings, Account Recovery Options and Notifications in Google+

Whenever you create an account online, you are often given a chance to set up recovery options, privacy settings and more. Most users ignore these opportunities to keep their accounts secure. Google+ also gives you the chance to set up recovery, privacy and notifications settings when you create an account... (Continue reading)

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Become a Master at Hiding Files In Plain Sight – Easily Hide Files In an Image File With File Camouflage

Written on 3 Dec, 2011 at 5:00 in Freeware, Security | 2 Comments
Become a Master at Hiding Files In Plain Sight - Easily Hide Files In an Image File With File Camouflage

Sometimes you need to hide a file. It may be a surprise birthday party invite list, a sensitive work document or even something a bit more nefarious. Whatever the reason, File Camouflage will do the trick. What happens when you camouflage a file is, the file you want to hide is... (Continue reading)

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Carrier IQ Tracks All the Activity on Your iPhone and Android, Here’s How to Disable It

Written on 2 Dec, 2011 at 22:00 in Android, iPhone | No Comments
Carrier IQ Tracks All the Activity on Your iPhone and Android, Here's How to Disable It

The mobile phone industry is currently being stirred up by the recent revelation made by iPhone hacker who goes by the monicker – “Chpwn,” yesterday. Chpwn posted on his blog that the iPhone OS is a host to Carrier IQ, a cellphone software that records user activity and transmits some... (Continue reading)

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Want to Open Specific Sites in Incognito by Default? Ghost Incognito Can Help [Chrome Extensions]

Written on 23 Nov, 2011 at 15:00 in Chrome, Security & Privacy | No Comments
Want to Open Specific Sites in Incognito by Default? Ghost Incognito Can Help [Chrome Extensions]

Ghost Incognito is a very simple, yet useful Chrome extension that lets you automatically open any URL in a new incognito window. This is great for protecting your privacy, testing extensions, and even using two different accounts for one site – for instance if you have two Facebook or Gmail... (Continue reading)

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Google “Good to Know” Initiative Gives You Tips About Better Online Privacy & Data Management

Written on 21 Nov, 2011 at 20:30 in Google, Security | No Comments
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Many of us use the Internet and take it for granted that the information we put out there is in safe hands. Every website we visit, every click of the mouse, we give away more and more of ourselves to mostly secure places online. However, it just takes one wrong... (Continue reading)

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