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For this project I had to search for two different acticles covering Cybersecurity in the real world.
'Hide My Email' is an iCloud+ feature that allows users to hide their identity from websites under the disguise of a different email, but still using their personal to send and recieve emails. In this article it's noted that Apple 'patched' two flaws when it came to websites being able to access customers real emails. But each time, it seemed unsucessful in fixing the problem. This bug has been going on for an entire year, and there has yet to be a proper fix.
Source Evaluation
Source Evaluation
Author: Joseph Ofonagoro
Source: TechRepublic
Relevance: June 2nd, 2026
Accuracy: Minimum spelling errors. Add the end it shows other topics he's discussed. A handful of links supporting the claim.
Purpose and Objectivity: A little heavy on banner adds. Article is meant to be short and insightful.
Links and Citations: Links on articles stating the same privacy breach, what 'Hide My Email' is and giving readers different options that give you privacy while searching.
This article goes over stuff no body wants to hear. How posting your child online can create the victims of identity-fraud when they grow up. With AI images of children can be used for black mail purposes and even used to create sexual content. What I love about this article is how it doesn't put blame on the parents. They want accountability on an algorithm that encourages posting videos/photos of kids. Parents aren't fully to blame if they're just following the engagement numbers and if others do it, why can't they?
Source Evaluation
Source Evaluation
Author: Efua Andoh
Source: American Psychological Association
Relevance: Just 1st, 2026
Accuracy: No spelling errors, links to credible sources throughout. It's not an article blamining just 'one' person.
Purpose and Objectivity: Very little add placement, only on the side banners, never within the article. Is a little long, but starts with key points and highlights when the topic changes.
Links and Citations: Links at the end of the article and throughout for surveysm academic sources etc.
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