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Privacy Wire

Comprehensive News Feed for Privacy.

Results 1 - 20 of 11,618 in Privacy

  1. Now's your chance to spy on GoogleRead the original story

    3 min ago | MSNBC

    ... track of all the ways Google keeps track of them. Visiting this single page gives Googlers centralized access to privacy settings on all the various Google applications -- Gmail, Calendar, Google Docs, YouTube, etc. That's important, because you ...

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    Related Topix: Emerging Technology, Search Engines, Journalism, Science / Technology, Internet

  2. Why Paper Receipts Won't DieRead the original story w/Photo

    23 min ago | New York Times

    ... to go the way of the dodo bird, a writer says. But they probably won't any time soon because of the expense and privacy concerns. Economy "I should be clear that I am not against the idea of the receipt - I am against the piece of paper it comes ...

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    Related Topix: Blog News

  3. Woman dies of swine fluRead the original story

    29 min ago | The Chronicle Herald

    ... is going to go on for a number of weeks." He declined to provide any further information about the victim due to privacy concerns. He learned of the death Friday but didn't immediately share the information with the public to give her family a ...

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    Related Topix: Epidemic, Natural Disasters, Nova Scotia, Canada, Antigonish, NS

  4. Online privacy up to usersRead the original story

    59 min ago | Calgary Sun

    The country's privacy commissioner, Jennifer Stoddart, has been an outspoken critic of social networking sites while also trying to get users to understand they need to take their online privacy seriously.

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    Related Topix: Social Software, Opinion

  5. Smart meters touted for ability to help conserveRead the original story

    1 hr ago | Argus Leader

    ... all along the way to look at this thing. "Frankly, a lot of our members are skeptical." A tool to pry into homes, privacy advocates argue Privacy experts worry that all the data collected could lead to an obtrusive view into people's private lives. ...

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  6. Consumer Groups, Congress Team on Web Privacy IssuesRead the original story

    1 hr ago | BroadcastNewsroom

    Consumer privacy groups are teaming with the congressional Bi-Partisan Privacy Caucus to brief Hill staffers Nov.

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    Related Topix: US Politics, Joe Barton, Republican

  7. Oahu, Maui images show on Google Street ViewRead the original story

    1 hr ago | Honolulu Star-Bulletin

    ... and latest camera, providing high-resolution imaging. The Google team blurred faces and license plates to assuage privacy concerns, even though the images do not reflect real-time activity. "Still, if you do see things that made it through or make ...

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    Related Topix: Surfing, Outdoor Recreation

  8. Tired of reading how 1984 is here? Well, State to 'spy' ...Read the original story w/Photo

    1 hr ago | Barking Moonbat Early Warning System

    ... had originally wanted to store the information on a single government-run database, but chose not to because of privacy concerns. However the Government announced yesterday it was pressing ahead with privately held "Big Brother" databases that ...

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  9. Contest RulesRead the original story

    2 hrs ago | CBS 46

    ... e-mail account associated with the entry. ODDS of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received. PRIVACY: Information collected from online entrants is subject to Sponsor's online privacy policy at Sponsor's web site listed above. ...

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    Related Topix: Atlanta, GA, Entertainment

  10. n3k informatik Joins Blackbird Group Channel Partner Program Read the original story

    3 hrs ago | PRWeb

    ... and protect their networks,' said Rainer Maurer, Managing Director at n3k informatik. 'Regardless of industry, data privacy and security are critical. The Blackbird Management Suite is a cornerstone to helping our customers cost-effectively achieve, ...

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    Related Topix: Berlin, Germany, World News, Germany, Marketing, PRWeb

  11. Big Brother increasing control by 'spying' on citizensRead the original story

    3 hrs ago | Irish Independent

    ... the authorisation of a senior police officer or the equivalent of a deputy head of department at a local authority. Privacy Ministers had originally wanted to store the information on a single government-run database, but chose not to because of ...

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  12. The Internet Is Nothing to LOL About: ChildrenOnline.org and New...Read the original story

    5 hrs ago | PRWeb

    ... at private schools across the nation. Doug Fodeman is a technology expert who lectures on online privacy and protection against Internet Scams. He has appeared on the 'ABC Nightly News' and 'CBS Evening news.' Contact: ...

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    Related Topix: Family, Kids, PRWeb

  13. Registrar seeks OK to certify election tally from Va. Supreme CourtRead the original story

    4 hrs ago | PilotOnline.com

    ... books and absentee ballots. State election officials said the release of specific names and addresses could raise privacy concerns. But Jeffrey Breit, a Norfolk attorney representing Mathieson, said the information should be open to review to ensure ...

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    Related Topix: Virginia Beach, VA, Norfolk, VA

  14. Australia: Prudential Regulation Catches Up With Litigation Funding - Clayton UtzRead the original story

    5 hrs ago | Mondaq.Com

    ... a valid email address, as we send your registration confirmation link to this address. For information about your privacy rights, please read our privacy statement (link below). Password: More than 2 characters and less than 20, case insensitive ...

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    Related Topix: Sports, Cricket, Australia

  15. Universal health care, widespread benefitsRead the original story

    5 hrs ago | MyCentralJersey.com

    ... discounts on medical malpractice insurance rates as a result of fewer medical errors; -- Eliminating many of the privacy concerns regarding the access and misuse of electronic medical records. As the single payer, the federal government has four ...

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    Related Topix: Medicare, Health, Health Insurance, Health Care Provider

  16. State to 'spy' on every phone call email and web searchRead the original story

    6 hrs ago | Telegraph.co.uk

    ... had originally wanted to store the information on a single government-run database, but chose not to because of privacy concerns. However the Government announced yesterday it was pressing ahead with privately held "Big Brother" databases that ...

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    Related Topix: Criminal Defense Law, Law

  17. Seminar addresses FOIA changesRead the original story

    5 hrs ago | Daily Chronicle

    ... cite the exemption that the request is unduly burdensome. • Requires public bodies that cite the personal privacy or preliminary draft exemptions first get approval from the counselor. • Limits copying fees that public bodies can ...

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    Related Topix: DeKalb, IL, Northern Illinois University, Stillman Valley, IL

  18. CommentsRead the original story

    5 hrs ago | The Spectator

    ... had originally wanted to store the information on a massive Government-run database, but chose not to because of privacy concerns. [Emphasis added to note the gallows hilarity of this.] ...The new law will increase the amount of personal data which ...

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  19. From EFF's Secret Files: Anatomy of a Bogus SubpoenaRead the original story

    6 hrs ago | Eff.org

    ... on the Indymedia site. As the report explains, this overbroad demand for internet records not only violated federal privacy law but also violated Claira s First Amendment rights, by ordering her not to disclose the existence of the subpoena without ...

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  20. Sneak took photos up skirtsRead the original story w/Photo

    6 hrs ago | News.com.au

    ... wife sat in the back of court supporting during the hearing, pleaded guilty to 21 counts of recording in breach of privacy laws and one of attempting to commit the same offence. Barrister Bruce Mumford, for Chen, said it his client admitted his ...

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