privacy
What Google doesn’t know: Lessons from the Ashley Madison hack
What if someone released all our e-mails and texts? It would make the Ashley Madison hack look quaint in comparison.
How should Christians think about PRISM?
Is the NSA electronic surveillance story about human rights? Is it about the common good, or loving the neighbor?
Do Americans care about privacy?
A new WaPo/Pew poll finds that 56 percent of Americans thing it’s acceptable for the National Security Agency to secretly access millions of Americans’ phone records. Sixty-two percent favor investigating terrorist threats “even if that intrudes on personal privacy.”
Do people just not give a damn about privacy anymore, what with their dreams of reality-TV celebrity and their willingness to function as a Facebook or Google product?
Facebook rules for pastors
Pastoral
ministry is a public calling, and in our social-media age this calling extends
to online identities and relationships. Since
becoming a pastor, I've adopted some different Facebook practices.