News surrounding your privacy
What would it be like if all those anti-privacy laws you keep hearing about passed? Just ask someone who lives in India.
Blogger Writes from Inside the Newest Police State on the Planet Read More »
The list of defendants is long and includes several big names in politics including president Bush, Alberto Gonzales and the NSA for their roles in
EFF Sues NSA and High Ranking Government Officials Over Warrantless Wiretapping Read More »
Protests against over-reaching surveillance powers isn’t just for Europeans anymore – the campaign appears to be expected to make it all the way to the
Freedom Not Fear Campaign Going from Europe-Wide to Worldwide Read More »
There’s a fresh report featured on PaidContent that features a glowing new scheme to monetize existing P2P.
UK – New P2P Scheme: Charge for Unauthorized Content – Problem: DPI Unfeasable Read More »
It may have been little more then an intimidating demand from businesses at ACTA negotiations, but now the Department of Homeland Security is saying that
Digital Frisking for Copyright Infringement at US Border Disclosed Read More »
Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) hasn’t been getting many headlines these days, but that could change – at least in Canada.
CIPPIC Requests Investigation Over Deep Packet Inspection Read More »
In the United States, warrantless wiretapping has effectively become legalized for now. In Canada on the other hand, a wiretap without court approval is virtually
Warrentless Wiretapping Comes to Canada – Canadian Media Censored Read More »
The US constitution, particularly in the eyes of digital rights activists, has been dealt with a major blow today.
US Telecom Amnesty Bill Passed – ISPs Let Off the Hook Read More »
To say that the new FRA law in Sweden is controversial is really an understatement at this point.
FRA Leak – American Communications Captured and Stored, Storm Continues Read More »
Does border security have a right to search your iPod, laptop or USB sticks? This has increasingly become a central question and some, like the
EFF Demands Investigation for Suspicionless Digital Searches at Border Read More »
