Topic: Path

The Tech Industry Is Looking for Success in all the Wrong Places

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There's a lot of nothing going on in the tech industry because companies are no longer motivated by technology, but by crazy, super-fast success.

By Rebecca Greenfield

Feb 22, 2012

The Government Steps in on App Privacy

Following last week's iPhone app data collection scandals, California will now mandate that all mobile applications have privacy policies.  

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By Rebecca Greenfield

Feb 15, 2012

Apple Does the Right (and Easy) Thing with iPhone Privacy

Taking our suggestion from this morning -- at least we would like to think Apple reads our site -- Apple has changed its policy on granting apps access to iPhone user contacts.

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By Rebecca Greenfield

Feb 15, 2012

There's an Easy Fix to Apple's Latest iPhone Privacy Problem

Apple can make this whole iPhone address book fiasco all better with a simple fix. 

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By Rebecca Greenfield

Feb 8, 2012

Path's Formal Apology Should Fix Its iPhone Scandal Right Up

Third try will do it for Path, which has added a formal apology to the Twitter and comment thread explanations it's given for its iPhone scandal. Hopefully the company can appease its critics.

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By Rebecca Greenfield

Feb 7, 2012

With Its Own iPhone Scandal, Path Has Officially Made It

We'd like to congratulate smartphone only, micro-social network Path on its first mini-scandal, as it signals a sort of ascent to relevance in the social networking world.

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