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OPEN Rights Conference: the Right to Know and Secrecy as the Cloak of 'reality distortion fields'1 comment

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 week ago: Tim Wu and John Perry Barlow Yesterday I turned from supporter of the Open Rights Group into an admi … more →

Tags: Philosophy of Science, Open Rights Organisation, john perry barlow, open rights group, Tim Wu, Franz Kafka, Masterswitch, Tim, History

State surveillance and freedom of expression as seen by UN Rapporteur Frank La Rue2 comments

Hans Thoolen wrote 1 week ago: For those who missed it or did not want to read the whole report, Carly Nyst wrote on 4 June 2013 an … more →

Tags: Human Rights, UN, Human Rights Defenders, Carly Nyst, Electronic Surveillance, FRANK LA RUE, Freedom of Speech, Geneva, Human Right

EXCLUSIVE: Coventry Council made £12,000 for electoral data

coventrydatablog wrote 2 weeks ago: Data deal: Coventry Council made over £12,000 EXCLUSIVE: Coventry City Council has made more than £1 … more →

Tags: foi, Coventry, coventry city council, West Midlands, England, Electoral Roll, Voting, Freedom of Information, Privacy

UK spyware used against Bahraini activists – court witness

aletho wrote 1 month ago: RT | May 12, 2013 UK spy technology was used against British citizen in Bahrain, new evidence filed … more →

Tags: Civil Liberties, Full Spectrum Dominance, Subjugation - Torture,, Bahrain, Human Rights, UK, FinSpy, FINFISHER, Gamma International

Snoopers' Charter RIP?1 comment

paulbernal64 wrote 1 month ago: This morning, live on air, Nick Clegg effectively said that the Communications Data Bill, the Snoope … more →

Tags: Privacy, Surveillance, Snooper's Charter

Should we have the Right to be Forgotten?

straighttalkingmarketer wrote 2 months ago: There’s an argument brewing between Britain and the EU. Yes, I know it’s hardly unusual but what is … more →

Tags: Marketing, social media marketing, marketing legislation, Digital Marketing, Marketing 2, Social Media, facebook, Data Protection, marketing legislation

Internet Surveillance: a despot's dream...16 comments

paulbernal64 wrote 3 months ago: Imagine you’ve just been appointed the head of the online secret police for an oppressive dictatorsh … more →

Tags: Privacy, Internet, Surveillance, Snooper's Charter

Privacy International: Human rights organisations file formal complaints against surveillance firms Gamma International and Trovicor with British and German governments

iblogPdP wrote 3 months ago: Privacy International, Press release: Privacy International, the European Center for Constitutional … more →

Tags: News, Europe, Surveillance, the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights, the Bahrain Center for Human Rights, Bahrain Watch, Trovicor, Gamma International

Privacy is not the enemy - rebooted...

paulbernal64 wrote 3 months ago: Today, Saturday February 23rd 2013, is International Privacy Day. To mark it, I’ve done a re-b … more →

Tags: Privacy, Data Protection, open data

Big Brother is watching you.... and so are his corporate partners13 comments

paulbernal64 wrote 4 months ago: Privacy advocates are spoilt for choice these days about what to complain about – privacy invasions … more →

Tags: Privacy, facebook, Profiling, Surveillance, Snooper's Charter

Google, privacy and a new kind of lawsuit6 comments

paulbernal64 wrote 4 months ago: Today is Data Privacy Day – and new lawsuit has been launched against Google in the UK – … more →

Tags: Privacy, Data Protection, Google, Apple, Search Engines

Privacy International

river2013 wrote 4 months ago: Privacy International‘s mission is to defend the right to privacy across the world, and to fig … more →

Tags: Privacy, Council of europe, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, personally identifiable information

Ample Study On Surveillance in Ex-Soviet States

iblogPdP wrote 5 months ago: A diagram of the SORM surveillance system. Illustration: MFI-Soft A joint investigation by Agentura. … more →

Tags: Academic resource, News, agentura.ru, Citizenlab, ex-Soviet states, sõrm, surveillance society, System of Operative Search Measures, wired

Ample Study On Surveillance in Ex-Soviet States

iblogPdP wrote 5 months ago: A diagram of the SORM surveillance system. Illustration: MFI-Soft A joint investigation by Agentura. … more →

Tags: News, Academic resource, surveillance society, agentura.ru, Citizenlab, ex-Soviet states, sõrm, System of Operative Search Measures, wired

Privacy Activists - Joint letter in The Times on the Communications Data Bill

uwnthesis wrote 5 months ago: http://www.openrightsgroup.org/ourwork/letters/joint-letter-times-cdb?utm_source=twitterfeed&ut … more →

Tags: Surveillance, national security, News, Snooper's Charter, National Security, Big Brother Watch, UK, no2id, open rights groups

Turning the tables...

paulbernal64 wrote 6 months ago: —————————————— … more →

Tags: Freedom of Expression, Surveillance, Snooper's Charter

The politics of privacy... 4 comments

paulbernal64 wrote 6 months ago: The news that the Lib Dems are apparently ready to ‘ditch’ the Communications Data Bill … more →

Tags: Privacy, Nick Clegg, Politics, Surveillance, Snooper's Charter

Google admits 'spying' on emails, passwords

Sumedh Modak wrote 8 months ago: In what could be called a major security breach, Internet search engine Google has admitted spying o … more →

Tags: hacking, INFORMATIVE RESOURCES, Mergers & Acquisitions, Forensics, Technology Forensic, Computer Forensics, Mobile Forensics, Google, Internet

Taking a lead on privacy??

paulbernal64 wrote 8 months ago: Two related stories about privacy and tracking are doing the rounds at the moment: both show the pro … more →

Tags: Profiling, Apple, Microsoft, Cookies Directive, online behavioural advertising


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