Last month, Google Reader started sharing all “shared” items in your feeds with all of your Gmail contacts. If you’d shared, for example, a single item with just your spouse or lawyer or business partner, that item suddenly appeared for all your Gmail contacts. Since your Gmail contacts include everyone you’ve ever sent email [...]
Nobody protects your privacy as carefully as Mosuki does… not even Google.
We posted eight months ago about Google calendar’s lack of respect for private data. Chris Pirillo has a found a clever demonstration of this: just search for “user password” in public events, and you’ll come up with a huge list of usernames and passwords of all sorts.
We’re not holding our breath for Google [...]
The all-public, all the time nature of the newly popular microblogging site Twitter just bit one of its users. Here’s what happened. Steve Rubel, a senior executive of major marketing company Edelman posted that one of the company’s clients, PC Magazine, “goes in the trash,” despite his “free sub[scription].” Whoops.
Now, PC Magazine is probably [...]
We hope you like Mosuki’s new design. We do. Lots. Send us comments, complaints or any feedback here. Many thanks to Sandy, who provided us with this much-needed facelift.
There are some other changes too. You’ll notice that we now have delicious and reddit buttons on published events, as well as [...]
Remember the big faux pas that you committed when you first sent email, or first participated in an online discussion forum, or first visited a chat room? Remember the experienced net-heads telling you to get a clue, newbie? Maybe you responded to a mailing list or used reply-to-all when sending a personal note, or spammed [...]
Some people have asked us how to use Google calendar to subscribe to their Mosuki calendar.