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Fast Company › Alice Truong
Our tendency to over-share on social media has inspired a number of anonymous apps, including Secret, Whisper, and Backdoor (best known as the VC-backed company founded by a 14-year-old). ... MORE
AdWeek › Garett Sloane
The paranormal, unfinished business and unlucky love—these are all themes you might find talked about on MORE
TechCrunch › Sarah Perez
A team of engineers, who have asked to not be identified by name, are working to develop a new platform for anonymous posting called Cloaq (pronounced ... MORE
Huffington Post › Kim Bellware
CHICAGO — Yik Yak is the latest anonymous messaging app to stoke cyber bullying fears among parents and educators, recently causing so much worry its creators temporarily disabled it for an entire city.
Business2Community › Anna Cordes
Our recent 2014 Social Media ... MORE
TechCrunch › Sarah Perez
A new mobile app called Banter wants to build an anonymous social network on mobile by carving out ... MORE
Bizpac Review › Joe Saunders
The question is at the heart of a Change.org petition signed by best-selling author Anne Rice, demanding that Amazon.com require identity ... MORE
USA Today › Tyler Wells Lynch
A revolution is at hand, and the consequences could fundamentally change the identity of the Internet — or, more precisely, your identity within it.
Websites and social networks are increasingly ... MORE
Wired › Roberto Baldwin
Secret is the latest “anonymous” posting app to grab the attention of the iPhone-owning masses. While posts don’t reveal the author’s name, ... MORE
The Times-Picayune › Staff
Former New Orleans Affordable Homeownership program head Stacey Jackson has not met the standard for overcoming the constitutional right to anonymous speech and therefore is not entitled to private information ... MORE