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June 05, 2012

You're okay with Airtime secretly taking photos of you while you're video chatting?

Forbes :: Facebook is boring, according to a third of its users. Yikes! Luckily, tech entrepreneur Sean Parker plans to save the day, launching a new video chat service called Airtime. The site has some interesting security features. One way Airtime will monitor the site is by taking “snapshots of users periodically to ensure site safety,” says a spokesperson.

Details - Continue to read Kashmir Hill, www.forbes.com

Mathew Ingram, here

June 05, 2012 at 10:55 PM |

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