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Tag Archives: privacy protection
Public Perception of Law Enforcement
Out of California negative stories about law enforcement often become national news for police officers across the country. Recently, a Los Angeles officer shot a 22-year old man 10 times, subsequently killing him in a fast food restaurant parking lot. … Continue reading
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Your Health in the New Year: Addressing Law Enforcement Health
Managing your health can be a challenge as a law enforcement officer. Long shifts, fluctuating schedules, and constant adrenaline and stress all affect your health. Law enforcement of today compared to 30 years ago face greater complexity within their profession. … Continue reading
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Police Fighting Back Amidst Budget Cuts
2011 saw budget cuts for police departments around the U.S. Waned funds to hire more officers and staff, to provide training and more equipment was a sore topic for law enforcement across the country. A Department of Justice report titled … Continue reading
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Tagged california privacy, law enforcement budget cuts, police, police budget cuts, police fatalities, police privacy, police protection, police safety, police saftey, privacy data, privacy data removal, privacy for cops, privacy protection, public safey assistance foundation, The National Law Enforcement Memorial Fund
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Coping with the Holiday Blues
The countdown to the most celebrated holiday around our country is upon us. While most of the country will be sitting down at tables to a huge feast or surrounded by family and friends, police officers will be working around … Continue reading
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Tagged beverly anderson, california, california privacy, holiday blues, holiday blues police, police, police privacy, police protection, police safety, police saftey, police stress, police trauma, privacy data, privacy data removal, privacy opt-out, privacy protection, public safey assistance foundation
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Tips for A Safe Holiday
The holidays are a joyous time for many people. The cheer and festivities of the season influence people to become more generous and giving. The holidays can also cause many people to let their guard down, giving unsuspecting opportunities for … Continue reading
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Online Stalking of Police and Public Officials
Imagine as a law enforcement officer or judge becoming the victim of a home invasion. This almost happened in Convina, CA this past week when a list was seized of potential victims that included a judge and other public officials … Continue reading
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Online Privacy and Law Enforcement Investigation
Jonathan Bick, adjunct professor at Pace University and Rutgers University’s law schools, has written an informative article that may change the way you view using your email and other online services. The terms-of-use agreements “specifically state that ISPs are allowed … Continue reading
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Opting-Out Before You are Opted-In
Understanding privacy for consumers especially privacy for cops can be confusing. Your browsing history, emails and text messages can all be easily accessed if your privacy controls are not the best. Weak passwords and security … Continue reading
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What Is Your Privacy Worth to You?
About 15 years ago, the most we had to worry about was junk mail and annoying telemarketing calls. Technology has accelerated the information exchange between companies and data brokers, putting your information on more than just mailing lists or call … Continue reading
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The Debate on Warrantless Smartphone Searches
Mobile technology has ascended to new heights faster than ever before. Recently, California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed Senate Bill 914 which would have made it illegal for police to search a person’s mobile device during an arrest without a warrant. … Continue reading
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