Facebook Is Not Quite Sorry for Changing Your E-mail Address
With "hindsight," the company said it could've communicated better with users.
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Dept. of Homeland Security Hopes to Be Anti-NYPD When It Comes to Domestic Surveillance
But there are allegations that the agency targeted political speech online.
Google Knows Everything You’ve Ever Done, Ever
The digital overlord has too much information, according to one columnist.
Facebook Promises FTC a Little More User Privacy
The settlement includes some concessions and twenty years of privacy audits.
Google Often Gives the Government What It Wants
The company almost always gives up user data when asked.
One Man’s War Against Facebook on the European Front
A 24-year-old law student is fighting the social networking giant.
The Wall Street Journal’s New Privacy Policy Is Everything They Taught Us to Fear
The cookies are here. No one is safe.
How Much Should You Freak Out About Apple and Google Tracking Your Location?
Depends on your paranoia level.
Private Eyes (From Your Cable Company) Are Watching You
Why should the Internet be the only one tracking your every move?
Sorry, How Well Teachers Perform Doesn’t Count As ‘Private’ Information
According to the state Supreme Court.
Google CEO Would Like to Remind You How Important Your Disappearing Privacy Really Is
"There's a reason why private thoughts were invented by generations before us."
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