Kansas Upholds Ban on Sex Between Teacher, Adult Students
30-year-old choir teacher charged with relationship with 18-year-old
30-year-old choir teacher charged with relationship with 18-year-old
A cop with an accommodating canine can search whatever he wants.
Helping people understand how to not show pictures of their drunken revelries to their bosses
Printed names of wealthy citizens holding Swiss bank accounts. Faces prison for violating privacy
Better make sure your small start-up operation complies with every obscure regulation
What's a little spam to a captive audience?
Tomorrow the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear two Florida cases that cast doubt on the routine use of drug-sniffing dogs to generate probable cause for searches.
Editor facing prison time
Nice security setup, folks
The company is ticked that the browser defaults to a privacy setting
You can frustrate snoops with minimal effort
The company is receiving criticism from the EU to Korea and even in America over changes to its privacy policy
Anyone who's shopped at any of its locations since September may have had their credit card information stolen
Recommendations for companies, of course, not the government
KISSmetrics even tracked people who tried to block its cookies
Which is an excellent recommendation
It's only bad when countries America doesn't like do it
Moderated sections on site devoted to "jailbait" photos and other controversial matters
Plaintiffs suing because Google scans emails for words to place contextual ads
Who doesn't want the government looking over their shoulder?
Fifteen states have actually banned compliance
It's control freaks vs. a more hands-off approach
Yes, it's designed to operate beyond the reach of D.C.'s spooks
You mean they don't want to be treated like criminals for no reason?
Maybe they can undercut the costs on that, too.
ACLU successfully challenged the scheme over privacy concerns
I spy, with my little eye ...
Who checks all of those forms we sign at the doctor's office?
Will pay $1 million for illegally gathering data from children visiting sites
Christian group says it violates free speech and privacy rights
An explosive Senate report
Collected personal information about American citizens but produced nothing of value
The feds aren't backing off their civil liberties-free stance
The feds want to know where you are, without a warrant
Unfortunately, even more Americans are just fine with it
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