Social Networking is Creating a Better Version of the World-Please ReTweet

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Trust is the foundation upon which all quality relationships are built and can be developed through online social networking just like it can offline. This article “It Takes a Social Network”, is interesting not only from a safety standpoint; as it discusses the need for stricter privacy controls, but because of its positive look at [...]

The Evolution of Safer Dating

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It started with the mixers and the parties, then came the clubs and the bars, and now we see singles meeting online through dating and social networking sites.
Regardless of where you meet new people, you should always consider your safety first.  Some argue that worrying so much about safety puts a damper on the whole [...]

Investigative Background Expert Tad Camp Discusses Online and Personal Safety with Safer Dates

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Date/Time: 6/29/10 7:00pm EDT
Category: Education
Call-in Number: (718) 766-4680
Show Page: SaferDates Blog Talk Radio Show

Tad Camp is a highly trained, former Law Enforcement Officer/Detective. Mr. Camp has an outstanding investigative background with expertise in both overt and covert investigations. He has conducted criminal investigations involving everything from traffic accidents, to the most serious of crimes, including [...]

Safer Dates relaunches as Your Safer Relationship Resource

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Safer Dates isn’t just for singles anymore. In fact, they recently extended their reach past singles and started welcoming the entire online community to visit their latest transformation, the recent launch of their online magazine.
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Clearwater, FL May 11 2010 –“The majority of dating websites only offer a meeting place and [...]

Facebook refuses to add safety buttons saying they ‘confuse’ and ‘intimidate’ users

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Facebook has opted against adding a safety button on each user’s profile page, despite calls from a leading UK child protection agency, as it doesn’t believe it is an effective way to encourage children to report abuse.
By Emma Barnett, Technology and Digital Media Correspondent
The social network, which has had mounting pressure placed upon it from [...]

Black Friday and Cyber Monday: Safe Shopping Tips

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With the economy downturn this year, merchants have more ads and sales to entice people to get out and shop this holiday season. Whether you are shopping in the store or online, be sure to use the following tips to be safe.

Black Friday
Starting the Friday after Thanksgiving, malls, large retailers like Target and Best Buy, [...]

Facebook, Twitter crooks just a click away

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By Stephanie Chen, CNN
(CNN) — (CNN) — If you’re on Facebook, Twitter or any other social networking site, you could be the next victim.
Experts say cybercrooks are lurking just a mouse click away on popular social networking sites.
That’s because more cyberthieves are targeting increasingly popular social networking sites that provide a gold mine of personal [...]

“Date Check” or a Tool for Criminals

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By Jessica Walker
On Sunday morning I overheard an interview on Fox and Friends about a cell phone application that provides instant background checks for singles.  At first I thought great idea; another tool to help our members.  I finished watching the interview, wrote down some notes and then went online to find out more.
Even though [...]

What the Fraud! Part 3

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By Jessica Walker
Jessica: More and more people are using the online banking tools offered by their banks.  While these tools are convenient, how safe are they really?  Is it safer to pay your bills online or through the mail?
Linda: It depends, you can be safe banking and bill paying online if you know how; failing [...]

What the Fraud!

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By Jessica Walker
This months interview is packed full of so many helpful tips that I have decided to feed it to you in a five-part series to make it easily digestible.  Each new segment will be posted every Tuesday and Thursday over the next couple weeks, so be sure to subscribe to the blog to [...]

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