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Social network argues activist Max Schrems' allegations over tracking and cooperation with intelligence agencies should not be heard in Austrian court 
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Any internet users who use or even read about privacy services online will be targeted for surveillance by the NSA, according to a new report from German broadcaster ARD.
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June 2, 2014 11:07 AM
Personal Data is the Future of Tech, but Is It Safe? #futuretech #tech
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Did you miss last night's epic Brian Williams interview with Edward Snowden? Well you can catch it in all its six-part glory after the break. We can't say that anything particularly revelatory came out of the conversation, but it does give you a c...
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) — Europe's moves to rein in Google — including a court ruling this month ordering the search giant to give people a say in what pops up when someone searches their name — may be seen in Brussels as striking a blow for the little guy.
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As promised, the release of Glenn Greenwald's new book, No Place to Hide, has brought plenty more Snowden leaks, and one document is particularly mind-blowing.
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Do police have the right to hunt through your iPhone's treasure trove of text messages, photos, and call history during an arrest?
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Exclusive: UK security agency GCHQ gaining information from world's biggest internet firms through US-run Prism programme (RT @jamesrbuk: BREAK: UK's GCHQ also getting hold of #PRISM intel, documents reveal http://t.co/fmNo97T6k5)...
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Wojtek Borowicz, community evangelist at Estimote, freelance writer and a strong believer in the Internet of Things.
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Gone are the days when we thought governments could only access our phone calls through official, naive-sounding procedures like “warrants.” Nevertheless, it’s only now, after the whole Snowden / NSA blow-up, that companies like Vodafone are trying...
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Americans are still not getting the message about protecting their personal info, despite recent epic data breaches. Consumer Reports said that one in seven US residents, or about 45 million people, received some kind of notice that their personal...
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Brokers are collecting and selling information about where you go and what you do online, and you might not even realize it's happening.
Techstore's curator insight,
May 29, 2014 10:43 AM
The FTC wants to help you control how you're tracked Online. #security #technology
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Spend lots of time online? Then perhaps you've heard of targeted advertising, "Big Data" analysis and complaints of privacy violations by advertising companies. The ads above your Gmail inbox? Yeah, those.
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MI5 director's speech gets backing of prime minister as Guardian editor warns over suppressing dissent (RT @GuardianUS: UK debate grows over 'Orwellian' NSA and GCHQ surveillance http://t.co/0QaEOIsWjU)...
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