comScore is no longer publicly releasing its quarterly Top 50 USA Website report, coinciding with the “downfall” of Yahoo. When internet technologies like cookies and emails have been hacked, or in the situation of out right fraud where they are given over, internet traffic can be turned from one into many. A recent case involving another large website network emphasizes the big business of advertising fraud on the internet.
Disclaimer, Must Read:
Since this website began, before its present age restriction was implemented it might have captured the name and email of students under the age of 13, and therefore the Federal Trade Commission law, (COIPPA) requires it to be in compliance (to be used in schools). In addition, if this product is used in the school system, it must comply with the U.S. Department of Education regulations. That is FERPA. Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. This website and its owner (Mr. Anh-Tu Phuc-Hoang), abides by the FTC (COIPPA) and FERPA regulations and standards and will not break it in any way. Our Privacy Policy promises to keep all registration information (names, emails, etc) confidential and registration is only for email updates of articles created by and that appear on this website. This website and its owner, will not reveal, re-sell nor pass-along registration information for any reason. If this information has been ‘hacked into’, registered members will be notified by email as well as clearly on the homepage, the instant this website and its owner becomes aware.
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