This goes to show that as technology becomes more prevalent in our lives, the greater risk we take with our own personal information.

According to recent statistics, there are now more smartphones on the planet than people. With this enormous growth of mobile devices, privacy concerns have also been on the rise. Even teenagers, the group known for their mobile usage, is becoming concerned about their privacy. Revealed a study that reported incredibly interesting statistics.

My blog post today is more hypothetical then anything. The 100 Best Android Apps of 2013. The 101 Best Mobile Apps. Will the overproduction of apps someday make them obsolete? What do you think? .

Consumer Privacy and Internet Marketing. Like myself, many Internet users are concerned about their privacy. This concern will only increase because there are so many data marketers that can now collect information on us online and through social media. Makes you think what conclusions they come to when they see you.

Does going viral really help sell products? Going viral with an ad can benefit a company when introducing a new product, an updated storefront, etc. but the consumer has to see it both places, not just in the ad for it to be affective. Smarty Pants, I mean, Rings.

Of course you had to read. Apply that to app companies, users, and mobile devices. The formula is a recipe for privacy issues. Yet, are consumers knowledgeable regarding what they agree to and are app companies honest regarding how much information they take from app users? The FTC recommends tactics. First, with so many apps.