Technology company Vulcun has agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it unfairly replaced a popular web browser game with a program that installed applications on consumers’ mobile devices without their permission.
Related posts
Student Legal Services Also Provides Services to Our Non-citizen Students
DACA representation is especially timely in light of recent immigration developments. Any NC State students with questions are encouraged to make an appointment with the USLS office.
Consumer Education: Got an ASUS router at home? Read this.
by Aditi Jhaveri Consumer Education Specialist, FTC Many of us don’t think twice about our home wireless router after setting it up. And it might be tempting to rush through the set-up process. Here’s why
Financial Aid: FAFSA Day events this Saturday to help students apply for financial aid
Free expert help applying for college financial aid will be available on February 20 at locations across North Carolina. With the cost of college rising, financial aid is more important than ever for many North
Consumer Education: Trust, love, password sharing?
A strong password is a great way to prevent hackers and identity thieves from accessing your accounts. But what if you share it with someone you know? Many teens and young adults are giving passwords