EU reportedly taking Google to court for antitrust crimes

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	Stephen Glasskeys: Microserfs LAUGH: EU will reportedly take Google to court for ANTITRUST crimes   After a hiatus of eleven years, the EU is reportedly set to take a huge, powerful, American technology company to court for alleged antitrust violations. Microsoft again? Nope. This time the apple (not yet, anyway) of the EU's antitrust eye is trained firmly on Google... Read More   WHITE PAPER: LifeLock Best Practices for Handling a Data Breach The threat of data breach is real and it's critical that your company is prepared. A thorough plan that can be executed quickly is essential to comply with relevant regulations, maintain customer loyalty, protect your brand and get back to business as soon as possible. Learn More In this Issue Jonny Evans: Down with software complacency Darlene Storm: Wearing GPS ankle monitor is a search, yet apps track your location every 3 minutes Jonny Evans: I can't believe Apple is doing this Sharky: Why would we need him again? WHITE PAPER: LifeLock Infographic: Anatomy of a Data Breach Unexpected data breaches can put your identity at risk no matter how careful you are. And yet, despite national media coverage on high-profile data breaches like these, some Americans still aren't sure exactly what they are. Learn More >> Jonny Evans: Down with software complacency There's really no excuse why any app should be ugly or foolishly complex. Read More   Darlene Storm: Wearing GPS ankle monitor is a search, yet apps track your location every 3 minutes   The Supreme Court said tracking a person via GPS ankle bracelet, to know geolocation at all times, qualifies as a 'search' and could violate the Fourth Amendment, yet Android apps track and can share your location every three minutes. Read More   WHITE PAPER: LifeLock Infographic: Breached - How Your Data Can Be Put at Risk Breaches like the Target breach of 2013 and the recent "Heartbleed" bug are not just an electronic problem. Get up-to-speed on common types of physical and electronic data breaches with this infographic. Learn More Jonny Evans: I can't believe Apple is doing this Apple is defining the digital future right under the noses of watchful competitors. Read More   Sharky: Why would we need him again? Software developer's project has just implemented a few weeks ago, and her manager is upset about a database issue that's cropped up -- and is about to get even more unhappy. Read More
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