Abductions / Missing Persons

Areas of Conflict

Counterfeits / Pirated Goods

Diseases / Health

Drugs

Environment

Espionage / Security

Financial / Fraud / Scams

Firearms / Weapons / Explosives

Government of Canada

Homicide / Death

Information Technology

Law

Military

Org Crime / Gangs / Shootings

Police / Prisons

Protests / Riots

Religion

Robbery / Theft / Property

Sex / Violence / Hate

Terrorism / Piracy

Transportation

Unexplained

US Government

Privacy

Twitter Tweaks Privacy Policy, Adds Custom Digests - PCWorld (blog) Twitter Tweaks Privacy Policy, Adds Custom Digests PCWorld (blog) By John P. Mello Jr., PCWorld May 20, 2012 11:25 AM In an e-mail Sunday, Twitter is alerting its members to changes to its policies on privacy and service usage, including support for Do Not Track, as well as informing them about a new weekly digest of ... and more »

Post Wedding Update: Zuck Ups Privacy Settings; No More Views of Beast - Forbes Forbes Post Wedding Update: Zuck Ups Privacy Settings; No More Views of Beast Forbes Update: Facebook CEO Zuckerberg ups privacy settings on Facebook page, photo above no longer available for non-friend view on his page. New Update: Another check reveals, Beast is back on Zuck's page and privacy settings are indeed open. What Music Was Played at Mark Zuckerberg's Wedding?PopCrush Welcome to the Facebook futureDurham Herald Sun (blog) all 1,409 news articles »

Facial detection startup changes privacy policy after Friday launch - Ars Technica (blog) MiamiHerald.com Facial detection startup changes privacy policy after Friday launch Ars Technica (blog) Several San Francisco bars that originally agreed to partner with SceneTap said that they have pulled out, largely due to negative media attention and potential privacy concerns. The app, using facial detection and video cameras, plots bar activity on ... App scans faces of San Francisco bar-goerSan Jose Mercury News App scans faces at bars, tracks age and genderWTVR all 297 news articles »

California Considers DNA Privacy Law - Scientific American Scientific American California Considers DNA Privacy Law Scientific American The bill, dubbed the Genetic Information Privacy Act, would require an individual's written consent for the collection, analysis, retention, and sharing of his or her genetic information—including DNA, genetic test results, and even family disease ...

privacy breach complaints pile up - Stuff.co.nz privacy breach complaints pile up Stuff.co.nz A victim of several ACC privacy breaches has an increasing pile of apologies, but says nothing has changed since she requested action on the organisation's handling of personal information years ago. The Government agency's privacy practices are under ... ACC boss: more privacy breaches will happenNational Business Review ACC details steps to improve privacyRadio New Zealand Paul Holmes interviews Ralph StewartVoxy Scoop.co.nz (press release) all 19 news articles »

Europe-vs-Facebook group gathers comments in privacy battle - Outcome Magazine Mobile & Apps Europe-vs-Facebook group gathers comments in privacy battle Outcome Magazine 05/21/2012 The campaign Europe-vs-Facebook, run by an Austrian law student, said Thursday it had gathered the 7000 comments required for the social networking website to review its privacy policy. The announcement came as Facebook announced a price of ... German privacy official warns potential Facebook investorsLos Angeles Times Facebook Hit with Lawsuit Alleging Privacy Wrongs: Seeks $10K for each MemberPCWorld Facebook rules: Everyone can vote on new privacy policyZDNet (blog) Mobile & Apps -eWeek -Phys.Org all 138 news articles »

Congress revisits online privacy legislation - Boston Globe Boston Globe Congress revisits online privacy legislation Boston Globe Now with data trollers creating huge libraries of digital profiles and teenagers often oblivious to the consequences of sharing their lives online, privacy advocates contend the need to broaden the law is urgent. “As Facebook goes public, it's obvious ... Facebook Builds Network of Friends in WashingtonPittsburgh Post Gazette all 5 news articles »

Facebook has taken slams of its privacy policy to heart - StandardNet Facebook has taken slams of its privacy policy to heart StandardNet At the same time, the company's chief privacy officer, Erin Egan, led her own road show to help explain Facebook's revamped privacy policies. While few "ordinary" individuals were able to get in on the IPO -- TDAmeritrade, for example, said that to bid ... One way you can go private on FacebookNew York Post all 2 news articles »

Twitter joins 'Do Not Track,' gives users privacy option - CNN MarketWatch Twitter joins 'Do Not Track,' gives users privacy option CNN By Todd Sperry, CNN Twitter has adopted the "Do Not Track" feature of Mozilla's Firefox browser, giving users more control over their privacy. (CNN) -- A Federal Trade Commission official announced that Twitter users will be able block personal data ... What Twitter's privacy move means for youMarketWatch Twitter Implements Do Not Track Privacy OptionNew York Times (blog) Twitter to adopt do-not-track privacy optionsChicago Tribune CIO -PCWorld -TechNewsWorld all 198 news articles »

Craig Thomson set to ask for privacy - Business Spectator Express Advocate Wyong Craig Thomson set to ask for privacy Business Spectator A senior Labor figure says he expects embattled MP Craig Thomson to ask parliament to leave him alone so that he can carry out his electoral responsibilities. Mr Thomson, suspended from the Labor caucus following a damning Fair Work Australia report ... Opposition, media unleashed a lynch mob - ThomsonBrisbane Times Believe him or not, Thomson rises to occasionThe Age Tears and anger as Craig Thomson defends himself in ParliamentExpress Advocate Wyong WA today all 549 news articles »