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How did the FBI track down a pair of identity thieves using an Instagram food picture? Read the latest PghCyberlaw Blog post to find out!
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Have you heard the latest Facebook rumors? A chain wall post promises everyone that copy-and-pastes it enhanced copyright and privacy protections.
Sound too good to be true? We separate the fact from the fiction on PghCyberlaw’s newest blog post:
Megan Costello talks about the constitutional protections associated with clicking “like” on Facebook in the latest PghCyberlaw post.
When you click the “like” button on Facebook, are you exercising your First Amendment right to free speech? The latest ruling from a Virginia district court says no…and now Facebook frequenters may need to reconsider the things they do or say online…Continue Reading
