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Your data on the network

If you have ever wondered how your data is used online or by companies, in this documentary you will be surprised by the way your personal data is processed. To see the video, click here. Source: rtve, Television on demand: TV Documents

Spam Spam Spam Spam...

Spam is the trade name for a type of canned meat... But... Did you know that the term spam, used to refer to unsolicited advertising emails, originates from a Monty Python sketch? Merry christmas! Source: Youtube

Police virus: what should I do?

A new wave of the so-called Police Virus attacks Windows operating systems. These viruses, which block computers with the Windows operating system, block the user's computer and ask them to deposit money to unlock it, with the excuse of paying a fine. If you want to know what to do in these cases, access the Internet User Security Office (OSI) by clicking here and find out how to act in the event of these attacks. Source: Internet User Safety Office

Looking for a guardian for the cloud

For the average citizen, the problem is not so much who is spying on him, but who is he voluntarily giving data to. There are doubts about who and how should manage our private information. Interesting news published today in El País about the servers of large Internet companies, who controls their servers? To read the news click here Source: The Country

The Constitutional Court endorses the employer's access to corporate email provided to the worker

It will be possible to access the worker's email without having previously informed him if this is stipulated in the Collective Agreement of the Sector A new Constitutional Court Judgment endorses the employer's access to the worker's corporate email, without requiring prior information , provided that said information is contemplated in the Collective Agreement of the Sector. In order not to fall into this type of conflict, from Peraza Consultores we recommend that you previously inform the workers of your company who have been provided with computer tools such as desktop computers,...

QR code for people with Alzheimer's

This is an initiative carried out by the Association of Alzheimer's Patients of the Marina Baixa, in Benidorm. With a simple plate that is placed on the person's clothing, on which a QR code is screen-printed, their personal and medical data are stored. What do you think of this initiative? To see the video of the news click here To read the Association's press conference click here Source: antena3.com

EU announces sanctions against Google

The company's privacy rules do not comply with Community law. The data protection authorities of the 27 EU countries have announced this Monday that they will impose sanctions on the American technology company Google before the summer, for refusing to adjust its privacy policy to Community legislation. In October 2012, the Twenty-seven concluded that Google's privacy policy breaches EU data protection rules and gave it four months to modify it. In particular, the European data protection agencies asked Google to offer clearer and more complete information about the data it collects,...