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August 28, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Secretive Companies Allow Hackers To Thrive: U.S. Attorney Some American companies are still unwilling to report to law enforcement they have been hacked, a reluctance that is making it more difficult to combat cybercrime, a top federal prosecutor told The Huffington Post. Continue reading... Here's The Real Reason The NYTimes Got Hacked Moto X: Step Off, Haters Your Password Is Less Safe Than Ever iPhone 5S Release Date Major State May Outlaw 'Revenge Porn' You'll Soon Be Able To Trade Your Old iPhone In For A New One Twitter's Making Your Life Easier Secretive Companies Allow Hackers To Thrive: U.S. Attorney New Tech-Inspired Words Enter The Dictionary 23 Things Your Kids Will NEVER Understand Major State May Outlaw 'Revenge Porn' DANIEL VAHAB Why Are LinkedIn's 'Influencers' Mostly Men? Amanda is a professional women who owns her own digital marketing company, ABM, so you would think Linkedin would have at least a few female role models in her industry worth recommending. Could it be that LinkedIn's algorithm is off? Continue reading... JASON DITZ Federal Online IDs: A Bad Idea in 2011 Looks Even Worse Today It was a bad idea in 2011, but now it just seems ridiculous in retrospect, as NSA surveillance schemes like PRISM show the federal government to be incredibly untrustworthy on matters of Internet privacy. Continue reading... LAUREN DUCA The 'Boyfriend Tracker' App, the NSA Scandal, and Why We Care About Privacy If the government knows, for example, that you went to the bank after work, it probably doesn't matter. If your partner or other family member is aware of that, then they will probably be able to deduce other info, like maybe you withdrew money to buy shoes you've been eyeing / can't afford. Continue reading... SILVIA VON GUNTEN Introducing the World Economic Forum's Technology Pioneers 2014 Trends include tools to make collaboration easier; a revolution in education; breakthroughs in robotics and smarter products and services -- such as tiny, edible tags that act like barcodes woven into the fabric of products. Continue reading... MICHAEL SOLIS Social Media: Obstacle to Friendship/Love Friendships aren't the only relationships affected negatively by social media. I recently went on a date with a partner of several months who started quizzing me -- not about history or politics, but about his blog. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003