Privacy News June 18, 2013

• Google challenges U.S. gag order, citing First Amendment

Added about 7 years ago
• Brazil Erupts as Millions Protest the Banks in Rio de Janeiro

Added about 7 years ago
• Supreme Court bars lawyers from accessing drivers' database

Added about 7 years ago
• Yahoo discloses user data requests from U.S. law enforcement agencies

Added about 7 years ago
• Identi.ca, Diaspora, and Friendica are more secure alternatives to Facebook.

Added about 7 years ago
• Ghana - NHIA Commences Biometric Registration & Instant Issuance of ID Cards

Added about 7 years ago
• App pays you to spot illegally parked cars

Added about 7 years ago
• Nebraska: Picture Taking Now Considered a Terrorist Activity

Added about 7 years ago
• Big Sister: Homeland Security seeks NSA-level spying powers

Added about 7 years ago
• Nation's First High School Uses Ekahau RTLS (RFID-over-Wi-Fi™) to Make Students Safer

Added about 7 years ago
• India - Biometric attendance for govt schoolkids, says CM

Added about 7 years ago
• Ohio budget could bring facial-recognition to state's casinos

Added about 7 years ago
• China’s Great Uprooting: Moving 250 Million Into Cities

Added about 7 years ago
• French Court Takes On the Privacy and Hate Speech Dilemma

Added about 7 years ago
• The Chinese Version of Agenda 21 and Why the US Should Care

Added about 7 years ago
• Ubuntu phone OS has eight carriers signed on to boost development

Added about 7 years ago
• Big Brother alert: Cameras in the cable box to monitor TV viewers

Added about 7 years ago
• 21 Facts About NSA Snooping That Every American Should Know

Added about 7 years ago