Internet Psychologist
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Will people use the new security measures in the new iPhone to help them have extra-marital affairs?
Safeguard personal and financial information and monitor Facebook activity from any internet-connected device
The number of employees caught looking at pornography in the workplace has soared
Revolutionary New “ScreenTimer” from Inner-G Design is the Only App that Automatically Records How Long Users Spend Looking at their Smartphone
People confess to “sharing more than I probably should” on social media, leaving them at risk of losing personal data to cyber criminals
CheckMyPrivacy.net quickly scans the visitor’s Internet access portal and locates security gaps.
Point Topic’s maps show that VDSL will provide the main solution for bringing superfast broadband to the whole of Europe
51% of the UK has taken a selfie, a quarter of those have taken a sexy selfie
Data shows that when computing interfaces mimic existing work practices such as Anoto digital pen and paper, attention, problem solving and memory retention are improved
Suggestme’s website allows travellers to create their own personalised maps of a city – containing key sights topped up with hotspots suggested by both locals and fellow travellers on social media
The British media’s negative view of the internet is out of sync with the public’s positive opinion, according to research released today
Social Media is the least popular channel job seekers will resort to in order to search for employment
Global internet security company Kaspersky Lab has today released the first in a series of videos designed to raise awareness of online safety
More than a third of British workers (38 per cent) have used email or text to tell their boss they were sick and unable to work, and one in five of those admit they were pulling a sickie so felt too guilty to call, a survey out today reveals.