Microsoft reportedly plans to reduce the length of time it stores search-derived IP addresses from 18 months to six months, complying with a new Article 29 Working Party directive on Internet privacy.

I'm in the process of trying to get my new wireless print server working.<BR><BR>I got to the "Add Printer" stage, assigned an IP address/Port name and installed the drivers.<BR><BR>Everything looks ...

Microsoft is the first of the major search engines to agree to the European Union’s demand that data retention be cut to six months. The company will now completely delete IP addresses after six ...

IP address management (IPAM) is a concept that can be implemented in many ways. At its core, IPAM is simply a way to keep track of all the IP addresses in a business environment. Services such as ...

With the invention of the internet years ago, new ways to market to consumers quickly arose—and companies seized the opportunity. Marketers used different means to track interactions to determine when ...