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FBI Warns of Romance Scams that “Break Hearts and Bank Accounts”
On the eve of Valentine’s Day, the FBI issued a timely warning about the rise of “Romance Scams.” This type of Internet crime typically targets older widowed or divorced women. While these women are typically computer literate and educated, they may also be … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber scams, FBI, Social Media
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If You Want Something to Remain Private, Don’t Post it on Social Media
Here’s a link to a brief summary of a January 7, 2015 opinion from Florida’s 4th District Court of Appeals upholding the trial court’s order that a personal injury plaintiff was required to produce photographs that she had posted on her … Continue reading
Posted in Digital evidence, Privacy, Social Media
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