Why Senator Al Franken Wants To Make 'Stalking' Apps Illegal

MANAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS   |   UNSUBSCRIBE   |   VIEW ONLINE   Tech Select   June 05, 2014 Why Senator Al Franken Wants To Make 'Stalking' Apps Illegal If you wanted to be alerted to someone else's movements by secretly tracking their smartphone, there are apps for that. One senator wants to ban them. Read» Share this story: Online Video Advertising Is Growing Many Times Faster Than TV, Search, And Most Other Digital Ad Markets The online video ad market is growing faster than search, desktop display, and TV advertising.   Read» Share this story: Atlassian Developer Makes A Horribly Sexist Presentation At A Tech Conference There's no shortage of horror stories highlighting tech industry's...  Read» Share this story: In The Future, 'MagnetoSperm' Robots Might Deliver Medicine Throughout Your Body Super-small robots called MagnetoSperm (yes, MagnetoSperm) may one day...  Read» Share this story: Steve Jobs Taught This Man How To Win Arguments With Really Stubborn People Have you got any stubborn people in your life? Well, here's a brilliant...  Read» Startup Founder Has A Clever Way To Stop Recruiters From Harassing His Employees A startup founder has created a system for making sure spammy recruiters don't bother his co-workers.   Read» This Redesigned Airplane Armrest Will End Those Armrest Battles Forever You're sitting on a plane, cramped into the middle seat, and all you...  Read» Advertisement Apple Is Mysteriously Silent About Its Mass Surveillance System For Shoppers Apple says privacy isn't an issue because iPhone users' data is shielded from the iBeacons.  Read» Share this story: Donald Sterling Agrees To Sell The Clippers To Steve Ballmer And Drop His Lawsuit Against The NBA Sterling "has made an agreement with the NBA to resolve all their differences."  Read» Share this story: Fab Denies It Will Shut Down By The End Of The Year Fab, the struggling e-commerce startup that laid off a bunch of...  Read» Share this story: Sprint Is Getting Close To Buying T-Mobile In A $50 Billion Deal Sprint is close to finalizing a deal to buy T-Mobile for $40 per share...  Read» Share this story: See Also Hacker Who Allegedly Stole $100 Million Lives In Luxury In Russia He often sails his yacht to various Black Sea ports.   Read»   Sorry, Apple: These Are The Best Headphones You Can Buy Some of the best headphones only cost $15.    Read»   Facebook's New Feature Has Users Thoroughly Creeped Out Be quiet. They're listening.   Read»   Jailbreaking Your iPhone Is Now Pointless Thanks To Apple's iOS 8 Software Security researcher and hacker Stefan Esser, a.k.a. “i0n1c,”...   Read»   Share: Share: Share: Share: Share this: Email sent to: ipat39@gmail.com   |   Manage your email preferences   |   Unsubscribe Terms of Service   |   Privacy Policy Business Insider. 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10011