Electronic Privacy Links

White House Seeks to Clarify FBI Powers vis-à-vis E-Mail - New York Times

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White House Seeks to Clarify FBI Powers vis-à-vis E-Mail New York Times Some advocates of electronic privacy have raised alarms about the proposal, saying it could expand government eavesdropping on computer activity without ... FBI access to e-mail, Web data raises privacy fearThe Associated Press Federal Officials Debate Rules around FBI Access to E-mail, Online ActivitiesTMCnet Report: White House wants FBI to have more access to Internet recordsKansas City Star (blog) USA Today -Reason Online (blog) -Web Host Industry Review all 415 news articles »

Privacy issues hit Facebook again - Christian Science Monitor

NEWS.com.au

Privacy issues hit Facebook again Christian Science Monitor “There are a lot of people unaware of the amount of information Facebook is sharing,” says Ginger McCall, staff counsel for the Electronic Privacy ... Another ugly reminder to check your Facebook settings — NOW!msnbc.com Technology and society: Virtually insecureFinancial Times Facebook Q&A: the 'leaked' list of user namesTelegraph.co.uk All the buzz in News (blog) all 396 news articles »

FBI reading your email? - Prison Planet.com

FBI reading your email? Prison Planet.com Many electronic privacy organizations see it as a major violation of privacy and the constitution. Shoot, I figured they were reading them already? ...

Google Sued Over Claims Its Street View Violates Wiretapping, Privacy Laws - Bloomberg

Telegraph.co.uk

Google Sued Over Claims Its Street View Violates Wiretapping, Privacy Laws Bloomberg Also in May, US District Judge Michael Mosman in Oregon ordered the company to turn over similar data collected in that state, including any e-mails, ... Jumping on Google Over Privacy Does No One Any GoodForbes (blog) 20:20 Mobile, Starlik partner on recycling schemeTelecompaper (subscription) all 310 news articles »

Congress ponders privacy of your underwear, immortal soul - Ars Technica

Washington Post

Congress ponders privacy of your underwear, immortal soul Ars Technica The company then e-mailed a £5 gift certificate to everyone who had actually read and declined the privacy policy—but only 12 percent of buyers had done so ... FTC's List of Corporate Privacy Abusers Shows Advertisers Can't Be Trusted ...BNET (blog) all 255 news articles »