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Judge rules privacy advocate can post Social Security numbers

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Judge lets privacy advocate keep Social Security numbers on Web site

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Microsoft Offers Details on Privacy Features in IE8

Microsoft this week is offering details on new capabilities that will be offered in Internet Explorer 8 to help protect users' privacy as they surf on the Web.

Jury begins deliberations in Pellicano wiretap case

The Hollywood private eye and an attorney for billionaire Kirk Kerkorian are accused of illegally bugging opponents in a child support case.

Scope of Best Western Customer Data Breach Open to Debate

Hackers may have stolen data on 8 million Best Western customers in Europe, or maybe it was fewer than a dozen. It's a question of magnitude, but a Scottish newspaper is standing by its claim that a massive data heist resulted from the breach of a reservations computer at one of the chain's German hotels.

Internet Explorer 8's Privacy Controls Worry Advertisers

Microsoft will incorporate new privacy-protection features into the upcoming Internet Explorer 8, to the delight of privacy advocates and the consternation of advertisers. In particular, the "InPrivate Blocking" feature has the potential to block some advertisements.

Consumer Data Industry Association spent $264,000 in 2Q to lobby on privacy, other matters

Washington (AP) - The Consumer Data Industry Association, which represents credit reporting bureaus, spent $264,000 in the second quarter to lobby on privacy protections and other issues, according to a disclosure report filed July 21.

Fears over privacy of gene data

Employers, health insurers and police could access the public's genetic information through medical records in the future, experts have told a privacy seminar.

MS adds privacy tools to IE8

The People's Republic has pardoned iTunes after access to the online music store was apparently blocked in reaction to selling a new Tibet-themed album during the Olympics, says The Register.

Legitimate concern: Electronic registration stops fraudulent returns without compromising consumer privacy

Legitimate concern: Electronic registration stops fraudulent returns without compromising consumer privacy

Privacy groups bristle at expanded Customs database

A new border patrol policy made public late last month is raising hackles at the Center for Democracy and Technology. The civil liberties group is urging Customs and Border Patrol to scrap rules that would allow the retention of information about American citizens entering or leaving the the US—whether by land, sea or air—for up to 15 years.

Federal govt to 'approve phone tapping' (AAP)

The federal government will support phone interception powers for Queensland law enforcement agencies, Premier Anna Bligh says.

Kirby honoured over privacy laws

HIGH Court judge Michael Kirby has been awarded Australia's first Privacy Medal, 30 years after he championed the individual's right to privacy and sparked new laws enshrining privacy protections that were enacted across the developed world.

Wirral PCT faces local data privacy backlash

Wirral Primary Care Trust has delayed plans to introduce a telephone support service provided by a US contractor, after a local outcry at plans to transfer extracts from patient records to a private company.

Federal govt to 'approve phone tapping'

The federal government will support phone interception powers for Queensland law enforcement agencies, Premier Anna Bligh says.

Federal govt to 'approve phone tapping'

PM Kevin Rudd had agreed to make phone tapping available to the Queensland Police Service.PM Kevin Rudd had agreed to make phone tapping available to the Queensland Police Service.

Qld gets phone tap green light

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Torrentreactor.net launched new security software providing absolute privacy for bittorent users.

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Transparency key recommendation in new privacy guidelines

Does your executive search firm know the difference between an MIS manager and a CIO, and if it does, can it explain that difference to its corporate clients?

Court Upholds Privacy Advocate's Right to Post Public Records on Website

Freedom of speech is protected in the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights and is guaranteed to all Americans. Since 1920, the ACLU has worked to preserve our freedom of speech. Learn more and take action to protect the right to free speech.

Child database hit by fresh privacy row

Fresh concerns have been raised about the Government's controversial Contactpoint database after it emerged that police would be able to access the information it contains.

Individuals targeted by the online community are continuing to stoke discussions of privacy and safety.

Youngsters in the Xishuangbanna area, Yunnan province, get online in this file photo. Proposals covering Net-related privacy issues have been put forward.

Federal govt to 'approve phone tapping'

The federal government will support phone interception powers for Queensland law enforcement agencies, Premier Anna Bligh says.

Calif. bill targets snooping in medical records