Recently, it became public knowledge that the Protect VPN app for iPhone is sending more than a significant amount of data back to Facebook. This seems particularly disheartening to VPN users who sought and chose this VPN service to enhance their personal security and to limit the amount of data that they share over the internet. So what now? Whats the point of a VPN then?
Advertising on Social Media
There are nearly countless methods of social networking on the internet, with the numbers growing every day. Naturally, a few …
Improve Customer Interaction on Social Media
Social media is an essential staple of customer interaction in today’s business world. No matter what your company’s focus is, …
Facebook Launches “Universities”
Facebook in the last 12 hours launched Universities on Facebook, a page geared to encouraging interaction between people attending universities. The page …
Facebook Places, Privacy and Bowling
Facebook Places launched last week. It has been dubbed a competitor to Foursquare and other location-based services, a compliment to …
What’s Better For Business: Facebook or Twitter?
When examining a social network, you should remember to use the network the way it was intended. Despite the fact …
What If Facebook Started Its Own Web Search Engine?
A while back, Facebook’s number of weekly hits surpassed hits to Google. This has brought about discussion related to what …
Facebook: Adding the ‘Like’ Button
So at some point I will give a general ‘why social media and why you should care’ story, but let’s …
ASPnix Monthly Newsletter – April 2010
April Newsletter covers ASPnix Facebook Fan page, Rate Point User Feedback, Community Forums update and ASPnix Knowledgebase. ASPnix Joins Facebook: …