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Computerworld Blogs December 01, 2015 Richi Jennings: FBI needs no warrant to see your browsing history, reveals @nickcalyx Nicholas Merrill, who runs a small ISP and hosting company, was instructed by the FBI to give up all kinds of personal information about one of his customers.. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Jonny Evans: 11 privacy and security tips for OS X Mac users 2. Darlene Storm: Massive VTech hack exposes data of nearly 5 million parents and over 200,000 kids 3. Evan Schuman: Domino's tests brilliant one-click buy for the physical world 4. Jonny Evans: Apple Watch, health insurance and the future of work 5. Ben Kepes: Soundbrenner delivers a wearable device for musicians 6. Sharky: Just kidding -- of COURSE it deletes them! White Paper: OperationIT 8 Essentials for a Successful Apps Modernization If you are contemplating or in the middle of an Apps Modernization initiative, you may use these Pointers for a customizable, flexible, evolutionary solution that offers incremental Apps Modernization to reduce risk and demonstrate results. Learn More Jonny Evans: 11 privacy and security tips for OS X Mac users Here's how to be even safer on the safest platform. READ MORE Darlene Storm: Massive VTech hack exposes data of nearly 5 million parents and over 200,000 kids Hong Kong-based electronic toy maker VTech shuttered its Learning Lodge app store after a hacker made off with over 4.8 million records of parents and over 200,000 records for kids. When the two sets are linked, it exposes kids' identities as well as where they live. READ MORE Evan Schuman: Domino's tests brilliant one-click buy for the physical world Pizza chain Domino's has rolled out an e-commerce tool that is so obvious it could be brilliant. It's a big, physical button that you press to instantly order a Domino's pizza delivery. It's so simple that it may just have an oversized impact on purchases. (IDG Contributor Network) READ MORE White Paper: CradlePoint Mitigating Security Risks at the Network's Edge This white paper provides strategies and best practices for distributed enterprises to protect their networks against vulnerabilities, threats, and malicious attacks. Learn More. Jonny Evans: Apple Watch, health insurance and the future of work Health insurance adoption of Apple Watch has significance for the future of work READ MORE Ben Kepes: Soundbrenner delivers a wearable device for musicians Today's example of applied wearable technology is Soundbrenner and its cool take on the metronome. (IDG Contributor Network) READ MORE Sharky: Just kidding -- of COURSE it deletes them! This community college is in the process of upgrading to Microsoft Office 2013, and that's generating uncertainty all over the place -- and not just among users. READ MORE Webcast: IBM Meet the Demands of Mobile, Cloud, and Analytics Join this webcast to learn how IBM Integration Bus (IIB) can help bridge the gap between business-critical systems and the evolving macro trends like mobile, cloud and big data without sacrificing performance and scalability. Learn More Is your IT department a great place to work? Computerworld is seeking to identify the 100 top workplaces for IT professionals for our 23rd annual Best Places to Work in IT list. We invite Computerworld readers, HR and PR professionals and other interested parties to nominate organizations, in any industry, that they think are providing great working environments for IT employees, including challenging work, fair pay and ample training opportunities. Nominate a company now through Dec. 21, 2015. 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