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California Court: Police Drone Footage From 911 Calls Is Not Exempt From Public Records Law
Police were refusing to release footage after freedom of information requests.
DNA Genetics Company 23andMe Blames Affected Users for Data Breach
But 2-factor authentication was only mandated after the breach.
Facebook Rolls Out “Link History” Showing How It Tracks All the Websites Users Visit
For those still using Facebook, the setting is turned on by default.
Google and Plaintiffs Agree to Settle in Incognito Mode Privacy Case
Both sides have come to an agreement.
Visitors of Assange Allowed to Continue Lawsuit Against CIA Surveillance, Judge Rules
The lawsuit is allowed to proceed.
Even the EU Commission’s Own Study Fails to Prove Efficacy of Extensive Surveillance of Personal Images and Videos
Surveilling private messages doesn’t help protect children. But it does advance government spying.
UK Police to Use Driving License Database for CCTV Facial Recognition
Raising privacy and civil liberties concerns.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Connecting Your Smartphone to Your Car via Bluetooth
Major privacy concerns.
Rep. Thomas Massie Rallies Against Privacy-Invasive Vehicle “Kill Switch” Mandate
One of the most vocal against the invasive initiative.
Biden Administration Kicks Off Process Which Could Lead to Restrictions on Open-Source Software
Accusations of overreach.
