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Audrie Pott killed herself after she was cyber bullied following a sexual assault at a house party last fall.
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Google wants your permission to use your name, photo and product reviews in ads that it sells to businesses.
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A local car repair startup is launching a new service to help answer questions about cars for sale.
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A local car repair startup is launching a new service to help answer questions about cars for sale.
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Facebook is getting rid of a privacy feature that let users limit who can find them on the social network.
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A judge has ordered the alleged mastermind behind online drug marketplace 'Silk Road' to be sent from SF to NY to face charges.
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A judge has ordered the alleged mastermind behind online drug marketplace 'Silk Road' to be sent from SF to NY to face charges.
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T-Mobile is eliminating fees for using data and texting services in more than 100 countries.
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A judge postponed a detention hearing for the alleged mastermind behind a black market for illegal drugs called "Silk Road."
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Facebook and Cisco are teaming up to help businesses recoup free Wi-Fi costs by asking users to check-in to get Internet access.
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Bitcoin, the anonymous electronic currency that?s been steadily catching on, is under close scrutiny after Silk Road?s demise.
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A San Francisco man will be in federal court Friday to answer charges he ran a massive online black market for drugs.
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Bitcoin, the anonymous electronic currency that's been steadily catching on, is under close scrutiny after Silk Road's demise.
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A San Francisco man will be in federal court Friday to answer charges he ran a massive online black market for drugs.
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Adobe Systems Inc. said a cyberattack on its systems has exposed credit card information of 2.9 million customers.
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A San Francisco man is accused of running an online black market that's brokered over $1 billion in transactions for illegal drugs.
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A San Francisco man is accused of running an online black market that brokered over $1 billion in transactions for illegal drugs.
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Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a law that makes it illegal for people to post naked pictures of their exes after bitter breakups.
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Many jumped at the chance Tuesday to sign up for health care under Covered California, but complaints quickly began to surface.
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Many jumped at the chance Tuesday to sign up for health care under Covered California, but complaints quickly began to surface.
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Actor and now writer-director Joseph Gordon-Levitt visited San Francisco to share a little about what inspired his first feature film, "Don Jon."
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt talks about the inspiration behind "Don Jon." (Clips courtesy of Relativity Media.)
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Confusion over the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, is a prime opportunity for scammers to take advantage of people.
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Confusion over the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, is a prime opportunity for scammers to take advantage of people.
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Tired of the crime in their Rockridge neighborhood, residents are raising money through the Internet for a private security patrol.
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Tired of the crime in their Rockridge neighborhood, residents are raising money through the Internet for a private security patrol.
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The founder of the internet security firm McAfee is back in Silicon Valley, promising he has a way to make the internet hack-proof.
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The founder of the internet security firm McAfee is back in Silicon Valley, promising he has a way to make the internet hack-proof.
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You may be buying counterfeit designer brands without knowing it. 7 On Your Side shows you how to spot the fakes.
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You may be buying counterfeit designer brands without knowing it. 7 On Your Side shows you how to spot the fakes.
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While the jobless rate has fallen into single digits in parts of the Bay Area, it's still in double digits in some palces, like East Palo Alto.
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A first-of-its-kind law in California aims to protect minors by giving them the option to "erase" regrettable things they post on the internet.
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A new bill signed by Gov. Jerry Brown will give young California web users the option to delete their postings from the Internet.
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Images of a pregnant California woman weightlifting have generated a lot of buzz and angry comments online.
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San Jose State's wireless internet system isn't keeping up with demand and it's making things tough for students.
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The San Jose State University wireless internet system isn't keeping up with demand and it's making things tough for students.
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Billionaire Warren Buffett has personally called a 19-year-old Dairy Queen worker in Minnesota to praise him for his good deed.
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The 19-year-old manager of a Minnesota Dairy Queen store is being praised for a good deed that's gotten attention on the Internet.
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More and more personal data is being stored in the cloud and now, businesses are moving in that direction as well.
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Facebook has apologized for displaying an ad for a dating website that used a picture of a teen girl who died after a suicide attempt.
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More and more personal data is being stored in the cloud and now, businesses are moving in that direction as well.
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Stanford University is making an investment in its young entrepreneurs in a totally new way.
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7 On Your Side helped a couple get a refund after they were overcharged by Best Buy for using a data plan on their smart TV.
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7 On Your Side helped a couple get a refund after they were overcharged by Best Buy for using a data plan on their smart TV.
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The chief execs of Facebook and Yahoo addressed some tough questions at the final day of the TechCrunch Disrupt conference.
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The chief execs of Facebook and Yahoo addressed some tough questions at the final day of the TechCrunch Disrupt conference.
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7 On Your Side investigates the story of travel hammocks that customers bought on LivingSocial, but can't seem to get delivered.
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7 On Your Side investigates the story of travel hammocks that customers bought on LivingSocial, but can't seem to get delivered.
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