Canadian Internet Registration Authority samples public on ability to “monitor everyone’s e-mail and other online activities”

Communities around the world are building their own parallel Internets to stay out of reach of governments and major corporations.

Laptops have replaced pen and paper for many post-secondary students but a Canadian study suggests using computers during lectures could be hurting their grades and lowering their classmates' marks.

The movement to significantly rein in surveillance by the National Security Agency began on the political fringes but has built up support from Republican and Democratic leaders.

We study fifteen months of human mobility data for one and a half million individuals and find that human mobility traces are highly unique.

Twenty-first-century moms are increasingly becoming one of the most digitally savvy cohorts in Canada, according to a recently released report backed by data from measurement firm comScore and online surveys.

The diversified range of new products being built and provided by Google now make the company accountable for nearly 25 percent of all Internet traffic, up from a mere 6 percent just three years ago, according to a new study.

Alan Travis: The three acts underpinning the regulation of surveillance were all framed before the digital age and are no longer adequate

The utter disrespect with which U.S. law enforcement agencies have violated international trust will force global citizens to rethink 'all things USA'.

One of the key themes that has come out from the revelations concerning NSA surveillance is a bunch of defenders of the program claiming "it's just metadata." This is wrong on multiple levels. First of all, only some of the revealed...

MONS, Belgium (Reuters) - Crouched behind banks of computer screens flashing data, NATO analysts try to stay ahead of millions of suspected attempts to hack the Western alliance's computer networks, as...

The time has come for a national dialogue about online surveillance in Canada.

How would the Internet survive without Google? Last week Google experienced a 5 minute long outage that saw its search engine become inaccessible.

The ‘privacy settings’ section of any social networking site can be overwhelming for even the most privacy-conscious user, but a new report shows that many teen users are tackling privacy management on their own.

The real threat from terrorism is not the harm it inflicts directly but the over-reaction it provokes. We saw that with the invasion of Iraq. We're seeing it with security-state overreach.

Wednesday night’s vote was unlikely to be the final word on government intrusion to defend the U.S. and Americans’ civil liberties

Discussions keep getting hung up on banning all manner of other sites, including hate and other types of content, says ISP industry spokesman

Whether it's facial recognition or snapping photos with a wink of an eye, hackers are proving it's possible to re-engineer Google Glass in a number of creative ways.

The NSA spying scandal shows that America's pursuit of terrorists has turned into a mania. Spying on citizens is as monstrous and unlawful as Guantanamo Bay and drone warfare. The German government's response has been woefully weak.

Even before Edward J. Snowden arrived in a Moscow airport, Russia had been pressing for greater access to social networking and e-mail data.