You can see what Google knows about you by going to https://www.google.ca/settings/ads.
You can also manage your ad settings, somewhat but not totally, by going to your account settings and then the Account History tab https://www.google.com/settings/accounthistory
I found out that Google thinks one of my interests is baby food and formula, but golf in no where to be found.
My take: With regard to the invasion of privacy, Continue reading What Google Knows About You
No reason to use more paper than we need to.
There is a new presentation review form on this site for students to use to provide feedback to the presenters.
You can find the form under Review in the title bar above or, if you are on a mobile device, it’s behind the black box with the three lines on the right side of the screen.
You can use this review form for every presentation over and over again. Each response will be recorded separately and anonymously.
After each course, I’ll forward all of the comments to the individual presenters for their review.
Please let me know with a comment below if you have question or issues.
Here’s scary evidence of the ease with which hackers can change your life.
The issue with this article stems from the lack of suggestions on how to avoid it other than just not logging on at all.
Anyone have ideas on how to thwart this unscrupulous marauders?
Dr. Douglas Rice 