Students (or anyone) moving to a new city after New Year?
Now is the time that many people are looking for rental accommodation to take up for 2012 whether it be for studying at Uni or other reasons.  We have noticed a spate of rental accommodation scams lately where a real bargain [...]

The concept of privacy as a natural right to “be left alone” is a western one that’s evolved in tandem with technological developments. But in the 21st century is, as Facebook’s Mark Zuckerburg has suggested, ‘the age of privacy’ really over?

Smartphone security and privacy concerns have gone mainstream with news that the iPhone logs your location and reports back to Apple. What can this data be used for, who has access to it and should you care?

Safer Internet Day 2011 gives us the opportunity to discuss effective videos on the topics of safe internet use, parental responsibility and how to tackle cyber bullying

Google Map mashups are great for showing patterns of information. But should individuals be worried about a loss of privacy when it comes to publishing government data – like crime reports – on the internet?

This week Martin looks at the reaction to Google mapping UK wireless routers; Lee discusses good virtual neighbours in Christchurch and Sean suggests the US Limewire court case marks the beginning of the end for peer to peer file sharing

Watch our first weekly video wrap-up of cybesafety themed news and events

NetSafe adopts smart phones and cloud based computing – it’s been a fraught week with plenty of change!

Technological advances have made the see-through airport scanner reality – would you be happy ‘exposing yourself’ for a faster start to your holiday?

A recent US study has found that 45% of employers research social networking sites for information on prospective employees. Of them, 35% have rejected applicants based on content on a person’s sn page. For those who are concerned about the amount of information available an interesting article to read (and one which gives detailed information [...]