See all the data you may be leaking online

 

Metadata_Guardian

From The Guardian

Metadata is information generated as you use technology, and its use has been the subject of controversy since NSA’s secret surveillance program was revealed. Examples include the date and time you called somebody or the location from which you last accessed your email. The data collected generally does not contain personal or content-specific details, but rather transactional information about the user, the device and activities taking place. In some cases you can limit the information that is collected – by turning off location services on your cell phone for instance – but many times you cannot. [E]xplore some of the data collected through activities you do every day.

June Book Display

Caribbean_American_Heritage_Month_Contact_Header__final1

June 2013 Book Display

This month, we are paying tribute to the diverse cultures and immeasurable contributions of all Americans who trace their heritage to the Caribbean. Come learn more about the history, culture beliefs, music and we even have a few cook books with Caribbean dishes for you to try. Join us at the Todd Library and check them out.