News surrounding your privacy
Digital rights organization, Open Rights Group, is offering a detailed analysis of why the UK Online Safety Bill’s age verification is a threat to privacy.
Open Rights Group Details the Risks of Age Verification in UK Online Safety Bill Read More »
Controversial UK legislation known as the Online Safety Bill is moving closer to law. It is worrying digital rights advocates.
UK Online Safety Bill Inching Closer to Passage Read More »
The Lawful Access debate could soon rear its ugly head again in Canada. This was buried in a money laundering consultation.
Meta has been hit by a €1.2 billion fine by the Irish DPC. This for transferring personal data to the US.
Meta Fined €1.2 Billion for Privacy Violations in Europe Read More »
New privacy rules are finally on the way. Canadians who have waited over 5 years for such reforms, however, will be disappointed.
Canadian Politician’s Finally Push for Privacy Laws… But for Themselves Read More »
A judge has dismissed the Facebook Cambridge Analytica lawsuit in Canada. Does Canada really have enforceable privacy laws at all?
Montana passed a law banning TikTok in the state. It’s unclear what problems are being solved, however.
Montana Passes Law Banning TikTok in Latest Security Performance Read More »
The EFF is warning that the UN Cybercrime Treaty could have implications for billions of people – particularly with privacy and free speech among others.
UN Cybercrime Treaty Has Negative Implications for Billions, EFF Warns Read More »
RCMP have been using dragnet stingray surveillance for years. Open Media is calling for better transparency for the practice.
Open Media Calls for Greater Transparency on RCMP Use of Stingray Dragnet Surveillance Read More »
The motion to demand huge amounts of information from anyone daring to criticize Bill C-18 isn’t sitting well with the business community.
Canadian Chamber of Commerce Says Bill C-18 Demands are a Threat to Privacy Read More »
