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COVID-19 has taken the world by a storm. Financial markets, manufacturing, services, and tourism have been hit hard.  In fact, it has also changed the way we work, communicate, interact, and shop more than any other disruption in the decade.

As a result, there have been key changes in Consumer Behavior. There is a growing reluctance to visit crowded places, the increasing shift of work from the office to home, and the higher propensity for digital adoption and Digital Transformation.  The changes

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Another factor leading to increased adopt

All about Consumer Vehicle Telematics

Consumer vehicle telematics is the technology and services meant for easy transmission of communication within passenger cars in real time. These services include in-car consumer services, GPS navigation, traffic, local search (e.g. gas stations, restaurants) and concierge services. The growth in the telematics marketplace is driven by the growing number of vehicle safety and security regulatory requirements. Telematics is a new automobile communication techn

Guess who may be compromising the security of your Social Security Number.

The Social Security Administration!

Yep, that’s right. Did you know that 66 percent of the mail the SSA sends out contains someone’s Social Security number? This is what the inspector general of the SSA, Kimberly Byrd, says, and I believe it.

How many pieces of mail is this? Over 230,000,000. This situation is problematic.

• The SSA claims it will cost over $19 million to reduce these mailings.
• It also won’t happen anytime soon.

You’ve heard the term “consumer report.” Many times, I’m sure. But do you really know what one is? If you’re nodding your head, would you be able to explain it to a Martian? If not, then you probably do not have a solid understanding of what one is.

But lenders, landlords, creditors, employers and insurers certainly know what a consumer report is, because every time they’re about to deal with a new client, they put themselves at risk.

• Is he in good health?
• Will she stop paying her mortgage?
• Will he

According to a recent report from Pew Research, many Americans take privacy seriously—as in the cyber kind, but also offline.

• 9% of survey respondents thought they had strong control over how much of their personal information was collected and shared.
• 38% thought they had moderate control; 37% believed they had little control; 13% said they had zero control.
• 25% used temporary e-mail addresses or usernames for some online activities.
• 24% gave non-truthful information about themselves (e.g., when re

It’s hard to believe that, according to a recent poll from the Pew Research Center, most Americans aren’t too upset that the government can track their e-mails and phone calls. There’s too much of a blasé attitude, it seems, with people thinking, “I don’t care if I’m monitored; I have nothing to hide.”

This blows it for those of us who actually DO mind that the government is snooping around in our communications, even if we’re as innocent as a butterfly.

Privacy experts believe that governmental m

Is it Bank of America’s fault that a hospital was hacked and lost over a million dollars? Chelan County Hospital No. 1 certainly thinks so, reports an article on krebsonsecurity.com. In 2013, the payroll accounts of the Washington hospital were broken into via cyberspace.

Bank of America got back about $400,000, but the hospital is reeling because the hospital says the bank had been alerted by someone with the Chelan County Treasurer’s staff of something fishy. The bank processed a transfer reque