News surrounding your privacy
The problematic digital frisking legislation, known as Bill S-7, has finally been fixed to remove the problem clause.
Canadian Government Eliminates Problematic Language in Bill S-7 (Digital Frisking) Read More »
It has been four years since the GDPR laws were passed in Europe. NOYB offered a reflection of this.
NOYB Reflects on the 4 Year Anniversary of the GDPR Read More »
Two factor authentication is often pushed for security purposes. Twitter, however, used that information for more.
Twitter Fined $150 Million for Using Two Factor Authentication for Marketing Purposes Read More »
Canada still doesn’t have any real privacy laws. Why is that? One theory is that data mining is too profitable.
Canada’s privacy reform legislation continues to be missing in action, so Open Media is circulating a petition to make it happen.
As Privacy Reform Continues to Be MIA, Petition Circulates to Move it Forward Read More »
In light of the leaked US Supreme Court decision, the EFF released tips on managing your digital security.
EFF Releases Digital and Security Tips in a Post Roe v Wade America Read More »
A draft decision suggests that the US Supreme Court will overturn Roe v. Wade represents a threats to rights.
The Threats Over US Supreme Court’s Quest to Overturn Roe v Wade to Rights Read More »
The governments war on the open Internet has been moving at breakneck speeds. Here’s 6 ways they could be doing things differently.
6 Ways the Canadian Government Could Be Improving Things on the Internet Read More »
After it was declared unconstitutional, the Canadian government is trying to revive digital frisking via Bill S-7.
Canadian Government Trying to Revive Digital Frisking At the Border Read More »
Canadian Liberals are working on another bad Internet policy. This time, they’re negotiating the CLOUD Act.
Lawful Access Coming to Canada Via CLOUD Act Agreement With US? Read More »
