Privacy Solutions Series: Part 4 - Firefox Privacy Features
By Adam MarcusAs noted in the first installment of our "Privacy Solution Series,"we are outlining various user-empowerment or user "self-help" toolsthat allow Internet users to better protect their privacy online-andespecially to defeat tracking...

Privacy Solutions (Part 5): CCleaner
by Eric Beach & Adam ThiererIn our ongoing "Privacy Solutions Series" we have been outlining various user-empowerment or user "self-help" tools that allow Internet users to better protect their privacy online. These tools and methods form an...

TSA doesn't understand what "random" means
Deirdre Walker, the 24-year police veteran and former Assistant Chief of the Montgomery County, Maryland, Department of Police who wrote up a sharp, professional critique of the TSA's checkpoint procedures, has written a follow-up, showing a huge flaw...

How EFF saved Indymedia from an unconstitutional subpoena for all its visitors' IP addresses
When the US government demanded the IP address of every visitor to Indymedia's website (and ordered Indymedia to keep the request secret), Indymedia called the Electronic Frontier Foundation. EFF fought the subpoena -- which was grossly unconstitutional...

Justice Dept. Asked For Broad Swath of IndyMedia's Visitor Records
DesScorp writes "In a case that tests whether online and independent journalism has the same protections as mainstream journalism, the Justice Department sent Indymedia a grand jury subpoena. It requires a list of all visitors on a day, and further, a...

Google Dashboard Provides a Top-Down Look at Your Google Use [Google]
Ever wanted to take a step back and look at all the Google apps and data you're hooked into? Google's offering that top-down view with Google Dashboard, a central clearinghouse for app settings, privacy information, and use statistics. The main value...

How EFF saved Indymedia from an unconstitutional subpoena for all its visitors' IP addresses
When the US government demanded the IP address of every visitor to Indymedia's website (and ordered Indymedia to keep the request secret), Indymedia called the Electronic Frontier Foundation. EFF fought the subpoena -- which was grossly unconstitutional...

Consent will be required for cookies in Europe | Pinsent Masons LLP
"A law that demands consent to internet cookies has been approved and will be in force across the EU within 18 months. It is so breathtakingly stupid that the normally law-abiding business may be tempted to bend the rules to breaking point."

Disclosure of Patients’ Genetic Information Without Their Consent–Is the “Public Interest” Really a Sufficient Justification?
New guidance issued by the U.K. General Medical Council (GMC) regarding a physician’s ability to disclose to a patient’s relatives the diagnosis of such patient’s genetic illness[FN 1] has recently been a hot topic of discussion on several online...

TSA doesn't understand what "random" means
Deirdre Walker, the 24-year police veteran and former Assistant Chief of the Montgomery County, Maryland, Department of Police who wrote up a sharp, professional critique of the TSA's checkpoint procedures, has written a follow-up, showing a huge flaw...

TSA doesn't understand what "random" means
Deirdre Walker, the 24-year police veteran and former Assistant Chief of the Montgomery County, Maryland, Department of Police who wrote up a sharp, professional critique of the TSA's checkpoint procedures, has written a follow-up, showing a huge flaw...

How EFF saved Indymedia from an unconstitutional subpoena for all its visitors' IP addresses
When the US government demanded the IP address of every visitor to Indymedia's website (and ordered Indymedia to keep the request secret), Indymedia called the Electronic Frontier Foundation. EFF fought the subpoena -- which was grossly unconstitutional...

How EFF saved Indymedia from an unconstitutional subpoena for all its visitors' IP addresses
When the US government demanded the IP address of every visitor to Indymedia's website (and ordered Indymedia to keep the request secret), Indymedia called the Electronic Frontier Foundation. EFF fought the subpoena -- which was grossly unconstitutional...

Pontydysgu – Bridge to Learning » Blog Archive » Facebook, Digital Identities, openness, sharing and privacy
Its because though some empirical research I am doing at the moment – and from talking to friends and colleagues – Facebook seems to be playing increasingly important role in their lives and digital identities. And it is not just their online lives...

BBC NEWS | Politics | UK surveillance plan to go ahead
Obviously we're not spied on enough - UK surveillance plan to go ahead

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Law for technologists, technology for lawyers - and anything in between.Particularly interested in the impact of technology on identity, privacy and security.

Hands On with Google Dashboard
Google recently announced the launch of Google Dashboard, a central location where users of Google services can see which Google services they use, change how they use them, and find out what information Google collects about their usage habits. Google...

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