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Currently the EU is negotiating about new data privacy laws. This new EU Regulation will replace all existing national laws on data privacy. Here you can see a general overview which Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) are pushing for more or less data privacy.
Does sharing photos of your children on Facebook put them at risk?
Children’s right to privacy from exposure on social media can often be undermined by their parents
TOR users become FBI’s No.1 hacking target after legal power grab
The FBI wants greater authority to hack overseas computers, according to a law professor.
A Department of Justice proposal to amend Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure would make it easier for domestic law enforcement to hack into the computers of people attempting to protect their anonymity on the internet.
Internet surveillance explained
Internet surveillance explained from Colombian digital rights organization, Karisma Foundation, on Internet surveillance and the 13 Necessary and Proportionate Principles.
The Internet as an identity-multiplying technology
What’s at issue in the “nymwars” (or “Real Names Policies”) is not integrity at all, but rather power and control. Namely, that of an authoritarian entity such as a government to have the power to legitimize what your identity is (your “real name”), and to control what you can do with that identity
WikiLeaks posts the software governments use to spy on dissidents
WikiLeaks’ all-or-nothing approach to revealing shady government activity just took a new (if decidedly risky) turn. Julian Assange and crew have posted FinFisher and FinSpy PC, the intrusion software that Australia, Italy, Pakistan and other countries use to break into and spy on people’s devices, no matter what platform they’re running.
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