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Internet surveillance

  • What Does Your Internet Provider Know About You?
    What Does Your Internet Provider Know About You?
    Much attention has been paid to the pervasive surveillance that consumers face from social media companies, but a recent study from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) suggests that internet providers ...
    November 8, 2021BY Ken Silva
  • Activist Chinese Blogger Reportedly Caught by Police After Preserving Anonymity for 12 Years
    Activist Chinese Blogger Reportedly Caught by Police After Preserving Anonymity for 12 Years
    A prominent Chinese IT professional, who for more than 10 years posted on his blog deep-dive analyses of ...
    June 16, 2021BY Dorothy Li
  • Privacy Tools: How to Block Online Tracking
    Privacy Tools: How to Block Online Tracking
    Here's how to protect your privacy online. Many sites track user behavior using a variety of invisible third-party ...
    July 5, 2014BY Hanqing Chen
  • No Warrant, No Problem: How the Government Can Get Your Digital Data
    No Warrant, No Problem: How the Government Can Get Your Digital Data
    Here's a look at how U.S. law enforcement accesses people's emails, text messages, and more without a warrant ...
    June 28, 2014BY Theodoric Meyer
  • House Amendment Bars NSA From Meddling With Encryption Standards
    House Amendment Bars NSA From Meddling With Encryption Standards
    An amendment designed to bar the National Security Agency from undermining encryption standards was approved by the House ...
    June 20, 2014BY Justin Elliott
  • From Syria to China, Cisco Stonewalls on Inquiries Into Surveillance Projects
    From Syria to China, Cisco Stonewalls on Inquiries Into Surveillance Projects
    Like other “networking giants” in the industry it leads, Cisco Systems does business with governments and private sector ...
    April 17, 2014BY Ryan Mitchell
  • Privacy Act Ignores Reckless and Expensive Government Surveillance
    Privacy Act Ignores Reckless and Expensive Government Surveillance
    This week, Industry Minister James Moore quietly tabled a new Digital Privacy Act in the Senate. The proposed ...
    April 9, 2014BY Steve Anderson
  • Activists Fear Russian Overreach after Olympic Terror Concerns
    Activists Fear Russian Overreach after Olympic Terror Concerns
    Following the double suicide bombing in Volvograd last month and the outbursts of violence that have killed and ...
    January 17, 2014BY Henry Stanek
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