Inside the Ring: FBI on social-network risks

The Washington Times reports U.S. and allied intelligence agencies are using scrambls to deal with risks on social networks like Twitter and Facebook.

CNN: 'Facebook parenting' is destroying our children's privacy

CNN makes an excellent point: "in the case of our children, a permanent and public story has already been recorded about them before they have a chance to decide whether they want to participate." Read more here.

5 Tips on How to Keep Your Information Yours

Verge Magazine asks civil liberties expert Nick Pickles how to Help Protect Your Online Posts

Twitter adopts the Do Not Track feature: "What Twitter's privacy move means for you," by Jennifer Waters, MarketWatch.

Scrambls had some great conversations with parents and teachers at the California PTA last week. Read Steven Sprague's blog to get a sense of how kids can share more safely online.

"Privacy vs. Social: Cool solutions to help you cope"

This article in memeburn digs into ways we can encrypt content on social media sites--without getting too complicated for the average user. Scrambls features prominently.

An in-depth article on scrambls from PC Magazine

Scrambls wins 2012 National Child Safety Award

There's more: New Service Enables Encrypted Social Media Communications | SecurityWeek.Com and Online Privacy Protecting Services | TrendHunter and Scrambls puts control of social media back int he hands of users | InfoWorld

Great article today in the Boston Herald: If it's private, make mine Scrambl'd. Jessica Van Sack interviews Steven and gets into some good detail