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Work Computers a Privacy Grey Area(timescolonist.com)
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The NSA Is Building An Artificial Intelligence System That Can Read Minds(businessinsider.com)
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Mozilla BrowserID "seriously flawed", privacy advocate says(scmagazine.com.au)
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EPIC vs U.S. Department of Homeland Security(leagle.com)
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ISP Refuses To Block The Pirate Bay(torrentfreak.com)
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by d0ne 15y ago
Out of curiosity: What bet did someone lose to you, and not pay, for you to take the effort to make the site?
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Verizon Tells Customer To Get A Lawyer & A Subpoena To Get An Itemized Bill(techdirt.com)
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by d0ne 15y ago
Is it possible you could be receiving the dropped connection for reasons other than a blacklist of Tor nodes for HN?
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by d0ne 15y ago
If the data didn't exist to begin with there wouldn't be a need for a warrant. As the data will now exist, they will be able to justify the need to access it on demand.[1] What's the difference between this program or one that pushes "Every
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Hotmail Adds 'My friend's been hacked' Feature to Finger Phishers(engadget.com)
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Will the Dirty Business of Journalism Survive Hackgate?(spectator.co.uk)
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Australia: Coming soon, Travel Card That Tracks Your Moves(smh.com.au)
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ICO Report: What price privacy now? ( 2006 )(ico.gov.uk)
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Court Rejects Challenge to Airport Body Scanners(online.wsj.com)
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"Very bold or very dumb": data caps don't apply to ISP's own movie service(arstechnica.com)
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Why Comcast Should Be Sued(frooglegeek.com)
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Lawmakers Push for Children’s Online Privacy Law(washingtonpost.com)
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Evidence Suggests that the Internet Changes How We Remember(technologyreview.com)
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16,000+ to Sue Apple Over iPhone Privacy in South Korea(belfasttelegraph.co.uk)
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Minds Must Change Before Technology Can(afcea.org)
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New Cybersecurity Plan Pushes Private-Sector Role(marketwatch.com)
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It's Time to Stop the MD5 Madness(internetevolution.com)
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Amid Privacy Fears, Police To Roll Out Facial Recognition Nationwide This Year(popsci.com)
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Report: Unauthorized phone charges cost Americans $2 billion a year(cnn.com)
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Did Reddit Discover Silent Censorship On Google Plus?(blogs.forbes.com)
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Apple Warns iOS Users Not to Download PDFs(tomsguide.com)
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34% Of iPhone Owners Think Their Phone Is 4G(techcrunch.com)
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TED Talk: Rebecca MacKinnon - Let's take back the Internet ( July 2011 )(ted.com)
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Zuckerberg Freaks Out About Google+ Privacy, Changes Settings(businessinsider.com)
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Facebook Quizzed by Nordic Privacy Agencies on Data Collection(sfgate.com)
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