Thursday, January 12, 2012
"Executives from Microsoft and Google on Thursday gave a glimpse into the size of their privacy organizations, which are required for the companies to try to avoid running foul of complicated U.S. privacy regulations and prepare for changes coming to privacy laws around the globe.
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Labels: data protection, privacy law
"WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has popped up in London to reveal shady, industrial-scale spying by governments on their citizens. Intelligence contractors are targeting smartphones and web-based email to invade our privacy on a mass scale, the whistle-blowing organization warns. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers search for the "reset to factory settings" button.
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Labels: spying, Surveillance