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Google has responded in a letter to France’s data protection agency over claims it broke EU law with its new privacy policy, plus a few harsh wo... 
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Twitter has taken its Tweetdeck app offline after an apparent bug has possibly given some Tweetdeck users access to others' accounts.
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Concerns about privacy on the Internet have always been out there, but news events of late seem to be bringing this problem more and more into the public...
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Apple, Beluga, Burbn, Chillingo, Electronic Arts, Facebook, Foodspotting, Foursquare Labs, Gowalla, Hipster, Instagram, Kik, LinkedIn, Path, Rovio Mob...
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Like it or not, your relationship with Google is becoming a lot more intimate. The company recently expanded its ability to combine data from its various services to create a highly detailed profile on you.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nathan Acosta is feeling a little overwhelmed.The 24-year-old from Raleigh, North Carolina, who works for a financial services firm, is trying his best to keep up with all the passwords...
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Google's new privacy policy went live last week. The new feature combines the information Google collects on you from all of its applications.
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Etappensieg für Verbraucherschützer – Das Landgericht Berlin befindet Facebooks Freundefinder für unzulässig.
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The White House, on February 23, 2012, released its long-awaited Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights ("Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights") as...
The main principles of the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights are, not surprisingly, similar to the core principles of European Union privacy law.
Implementation of this Bill of Rights through legislation would help harmonize US privacy laws with Europe as well the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation ("APEC") privacy framework recognized by APEC member economies.
The elements of the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights are...
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Brief um Brief fordern Europas Datenschützer von Google Aufschub. Google will morgen die neue Datenschutzerklärung in Kraft treten lassen und Nutzerdaten sammeln.
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Did you think Twitter was just for fun? That your tweets were just harmless irrelevant mutterings into the electronic ether? You're wrong. You're taking part in a massive market-research study.
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Thursday marked a victory for Google users who want more control over their personal data online.
Bloomberg reports that Google will join a host of other web companies that have pledged to enable a "do-not-track" button on a range of web browsers.
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European Commission...
Good news today as the White House supports efforts for internet providers to implement a “do not track standard”– just as we have been doing here in the EU.
But the important thing is to let the user decide: to put the user in control, in a fair and transparent way. A “do not track” standard will help do this.
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Facebook login credentials could be lifted from smartphones because the site is not encrypting the sensitive data on iOS and Android devices.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a detailed report that calls on Congress to consider enacting consumer privacy legislation and on businesses to adopt best practices to protect consumer privacy.
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Among the administrative changes is the proposal of renaming the "Privacy Policy" into "Data Use Policy". Privacy advocates will undoubtedly point out that that particular change sums up Facebook's ultimate goal when it comes to handling user data.
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ENISA conducted some research to examine the economic dimension of privacy. Put simply: would you pay a bit extra for additional privacy?
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I call on our Congress to do something useful for a change.
Pass a law making it illegal to demand access to any personal login credentials for any online account.
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A Sunday Times report found that many smartphone apps are collecting too much personal data and then sending it outside the EU to the US, Israel, China and India.
===> But do these countries meet EU data protection standards? <=== Via Gust MEES
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La Cour de Berlin en Allemagne vient de statuer au sujet de la fonction de Facebook permettant d'importer des contacts afin de rechercher des amis (FriendFinder). La justice considère que le réseau so...
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According to a report by MSNBC, US government agencies and colleges are now demanding access to applicants' Facebook accounts -- through friending and/or actual password requests. No ...
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Google hat zum 1. März trotzt massiver Proteste seine neuen Datenschutzbestimmungen in Kraft gesetzt. Damit werden die Richtlinien für mehr als 60 Google-Dienste vereinheitlicht.
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Twitter has opened up its archive of Tweets to online marketing company Datasift - letting advertisers browse old Tweets, including sensitive GPS information. Normal users cannot access old Tweets.
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European Commission - Commission proposes a comprehensive reform of EU data protection rules...
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Obama Unveils Blueprint for Online Privacy Bill of Rights The Obama Administration today unveiled a “Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights” as part of a comprehensive blueprint to improve consumers’ privacy protections and ensure that the Internet...
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