Privacy News February 19, 2015

• The Amazon Echo Is More Than a Bluetooth Speaker — It’s a Bedtime Buddy

Added over 5 years ago
• Hong Kong leader tells people to act like ‘sheep’

Added over 5 years ago
• Our brief in support of Twitter's lawsuit against the US government for violating the First Amendment

Added over 5 years ago
• Beware, houseguests: Cheap home surveillance cameras are everywhere now

Added over 5 years ago
• N.J. improperly denied request for Muslim surveillance documents, court rules

Added over 5 years ago
• DEA tracks movements of millions of Americans using license plate readers

Added over 5 years ago
• Microsoft to support Fido biometrics

Added over 5 years ago
• Pacemakers with Internet connection, a not-so-distant goal

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• Google warns of US government 'hacking any facility' in the world

Added over 5 years ago
• Project to use RFID to keep tabs on wheelie bins

Added over 5 years ago
• Most vulnerable operating systems and applications in 2014

Added over 5 years ago
• FTC Issues Report and Privacy Best Practices for the Internet of Things

Added over 5 years ago
• Working Party 29 releases results of EU cookies sweep

Added over 5 years ago
• Visa asks to track your smartphone to help sniff out fraud

Added over 5 years ago
• President Obama Signs Executive Order to Encourage Information Sharing

Added over 5 years ago
• 2015: The Turning Point for Data Privacy Regulation in Asia?

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• Creepy, Calculating and Controlling: All the Ways Big Brother Is Watching You

Added over 5 years ago
• Banks to allow account access using fingerprint tech

Added over 5 years ago
• Google: Proposed government-sanctioned hacking is a threat to us all

Added over 5 years ago
• DARPA Neural Interface Makes Ray Kurzweil’s Dream A Reality

Added over 5 years ago
• Yet Another Report Showing 'Anonymous' Data Not At All Anonymous

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