Company Makes Encrypted Communications Available to Subscribers
Even the firm has no access to messages, so forget about a warrant
Privacy
Companies Say They Can Strip Personal Data from Shared Cybersecurity Info
But will the government let them?
FAA Requesting Six Drone Testing Sites
Also release plan that outlines a plan they claim will protect the privacy of citizens
Unions Look to Stalk Their Way into Our Hearts. Don't Try to Stop Them, Because You Can't.
Labor protesters get exemptions from harassment laws in several states
Australia Tells Customs Officers To Snitch on Each Other's Off-Duty Activities
So, it's no better downunder, then
Unions Seek Exemptions from Anti-Stalking Laws
Some states allow them to physically attempt to intimidate people and interfere with business
Some Developers Disturbed They Get Name, E-Mails of People Who Buy Their App Through Google
Privacy concerns cited, but doesn't it kind of make sense?
Privacy Advocates Ready to Fight CISPA Again
Desire to control internet remains strong in Washington
Personal Information Sold by Texas Department of Motor Vehicles
No, you can't opt out
Removed TSA Scanners May End Up in Gov't Office Buildings
Security theater refuses to die
Defense Firm Develops Software That Tracks People on Social Media
Would help predict future behavior
George H.W. Bush's Emails Hacked
Emails, addresses, and phone numbers of Bush family members compromised
FAA Releases New List of Cities Using Domestic Drones
An Indian tribal agency among the users
Microsoft Ad Campaign Targets Google's E-Mail Privacy
Pointing out Google scans emails to place ads
Fear of Government Snooping Hampers Cloud Storage of Data
Better to keep sensitive data out of temptation's way
Maryland Considers Allowing Cell Phone Tracking Without Warrant
Surveillance state continues to be built
Survey: Europeans as Apathetic About Online Data Tracking as Americans
Not afraid of Americans
Obama Wants More Power To Force Banks To Disclose Foreigners' Accounts
Meet Uncle Sam, global financial leper
Judicial Nominee Investigated for Misuse of Federal Surveillance Tools
But we're supposed to trust them!
UK Police Stole Dead Children's Identities to Infiltrate Protesters
Tactic has been going on for three decades
FTC's Nanny State App Rules Supersede Parenting
Like the government would trust parents to decide what's best for their kids
Hawaii Legislators Backing Special Privacy Protections for Celebrity
What about equality under the law?
Waterfront Surveillance Cameras in Seattle Greeted by Concern
More than two dozen cameras have been installed
Feds Peddling Dead People's Social Security Numbers
Make up your fake identities while you can
Twitter Surrenders Requested Data to Government Seven Times Out of Ten
More push-back than you might expect, really
Google, Yahoo Have More Respect for the Fourth Amendment Than the Feds
Have a policy not to divulge e-mail contents without a warrant
US Opposes Europe's Attempt at Increased Privacy Control
Europe wants a regime to govern how personal data can be collected
French Court Rules Twitter Must Reveal Authors of Racist Tweets
So that they can be prosecuted
Activists Want To Know What Access Governments Have to Skype Data
Is the service's owner, Microsoft, cooperating with snoops?
NYPD Rolling Out Radiation Detectors to Find Guns on People's Person
Bloomberg's "personal army" has been eying the invasive technology for years
Sony Fined $395k by UK for 2011 Playstation Data Breach
Millions of customers had their personal data leaked buy the UK government is cashing in
Misuse of Florida's Driver Database by Law Enforcement Soars
The watchers always need watching
Privacy Visor Thwarts Facial Recognition Software
Technological progress cuts both ways
