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Shecky Tweets for 2011-07-07

Posted on July 7, 2011 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Shecky Tweets for 2011-07-07
  • "Awesome Launch" by #Facebook today. Of course that means #privacy settings will be opened up. http://cnet.co/paORuO #Security #FB #infosec #
  • I keep reading reviews of #Google andcome to 2 conclusions. 1) IT IS IN BETA which means room and time for change. 2) LET ME IN THERE! #
  • The thing I don't understand about the Google+ Field Trial right now. There are a lot of people in it who know noone or few others in it. #
  • "#Google recently announced that as of July 31 of this year, all Google Profiles will become automatically public." So much for #Privacy #
  • @Computerworld @edbott And it is down! #
  • Facebook announces Video calling. Site has issues immediately. #fb #fail #
  • RT @facebook: Today we are announcing 3 product enhancements: Video Calling, Group Chat, + a new Chat design http://ow.ly/5y4nP #
  • @edbott Odd, I get a sorry something went wrong page. #
  • @edbott Gotcha, I'll try it later. It has my curiosity. in reply to edbott #
  • @DebbieMahler Yeah, we all know that the default will be to allow anyone to chat with you. I'm more concerned for children. in reply to DebbieMahler #
  • @DebbieMahler Hey, its obvious #FB doesn't care. There are 11 year olds on it posing as high schoolers. So much for their TOS. in reply to DebbieMahler #
  • @DebbieMahler Yeah, there is that also. I worry also about new ways to cyberbully. #
  • @DebbieMahler Yeah, I was just thinking of that also. Do we know if the video calls are encrypted at all? in reply to DebbieMahler #
  • @DebbieMahler Damn. I have to wait till I get home tonight to check it out and test it. in reply to DebbieMahler #
  • @DebbieMahler Let me know what you find out. in reply to DebbieMahler #
  • @chrisbrogan Actually, most people dont' know what goes on in Google+ because even if invited, we can't get in yet. in reply to chrisbrogan #
  • @DebbieMahler Most definitely will! in reply to DebbieMahler #
  • Biggest question I have about #Facebook Video Chat right now is whether the chat is encrypted. #
  • RT @ZDNet: #iPhone hacked with zero-day font vulnerability http://zd.net/qJia1d #infosec #

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