Fill Your Mobile Security Toolbox

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Fill Your Mobile Security Toolbox Malware isn't the only threat to your smartphone. These handy utilities will block snoops and control rogue apps on your Android handset or iPhone. - Nick Mediati and Armando Rodriguez, PCWorld Security & Privacy News Information of U.S. Federal Employees Exposed A hack in July last year of a computer used by third-party services provider Serco to support the Thrift Savings Plan run by the U.S. Federal Retirement Thrift. Share: Twitter Tweaks Privacy Policy, Adds Custom Digests The microblogging site offers more information on its data collection habits and promises to support Do Not Track. Share: Facebook Eyes Facial Recognition Firm for Purchase, Report Facial recognition company, Face.com, is the latest takeover target by Facebook, according to reports. Share: Latest Security & Privacy News Google Warns: Clean Your PC or Lose Internet Access The Flame Virus: Your FAQs Answered Netflix Agrees to Delete Former Users' Video History Gartner: Don't Trust Cloud Provider to Protect Your Corporate Assets Researchers Identify Stuxnet-like Cyberespionage Malware Called 'Flame' Parents Get New Weapons in War Over Kids' Phones Mobile Payments Still Slow to Catch on in U.S. Email Attackers Take a Weekend Breather Security Alerts and Software Security Central Get the latest news, product reviews, and how-tos. PC World Downloads Browse free and trial versions of security software. Speed Matters Learn how to boost your PC's security without losing speed. Learn more here. Advertisement Lenovo ThinkPads & IdeaPads Click thru to shop the bestselling ThinkPads & IdeaPads! Most Viral Stories Google Chrome Overtakes Internet Explorer Facebook Phone: Why Facebook May Join the Effort to Own Your Digital Soul Inside the Magnavox Odyssey, the First Video Game Console Product Reviews HP ZR2440w 24-Inch LED LCD Monitor 4 Pros Integrated USB hub; Great on-screen performance; Ergonomically flexible design Cons Relatively expensive Read Complete Review » Top 23- and 24-Inch Monitors » Dell Precision M6600 90 Pros Superb display with two types of touch interfaces; Excellent keyboard and pointing devices Cons Price can ramp up quickly ; It's Hulk Hogan huge Read Complete Review » Top Desktop Replacement Laptops » 100 Best Products of 2011 » Brother MFC-9970CDW 82 Pros Cheap toner; Color touchscreen LCD; Wireless networking Cons Dark scan quality Read Complete Review » Top 10 Color Laser Multifunction Printers » Top 10 Color Laser Multifunction Printers » Top News on PCWorld.com The Flame Virus: Your FAQs Answered Flame can sniff out information from input boxes, record audio from a connected microphone and take screenshots of applications that the virus deems important. Share: Netflix Agrees to Delete Former Users' Video History Netflix settles class-action privacy lawsuit and agrees to delete data showing past customers' movie rental history. Share: Top Reviews on PCWorld.com Inside the Magnavox Odyssey, the First Video Game Console Magnavox's 1972 settop box debuted so early that it didn't even include a computer. Here's a look at what makes this pioneer of home video games tick. Share: Four Mobile Payment Systems Tested and Compared Does your business accept payments by credit card? We evaluate four of today's best payment processing systems. Share: GTD (Getting Things Done) App Recommendations From Real Small-Business Owners GTD applications are purpose-built to help you manage your time. But which one to choose? We asked real users what they were doing. The results surprised us. 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