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  1. EFF, ACLU file lawsuits over USA Patriot Act data collection
  2. Privacy a concern as Google links Google Plus with its other sites
  3. Government eager to use Net surveillance software currently in test phase
  4. Study: tools to limit ad tracking are clunky
  5. Google to let users see the 'Why?' behind Gmail, search ads
  6. One in five willing to make Facebook friends with Complete Strangers
  7. ...conforming use of Google Analytics
  8. Google search results when javascript is off
  9. U.S. CIA admits it monitors Internet
  10. How Much Is Your U.S. Identity Worth?
  11. Your Wireless Carrier Probably Is Selling Your Personal Info - But Does it Matter?
  12. Computer IPv6 addresses & privacy
  13. W3C Publishes Do Not Track Proposal
  14. Excellent USA Today article on Facebook
  15. How to keep your Wi-Fi location out of Google
  16. A Preliminary Analysis of Privacy On Google+
  17. List of hacking and surveillance techniques used by Governments
  18. Pakistan bans 1,100 words from text messages
  19. Secret net Tor asks users to sign up to cloud services
  20. EU court: Countries can't impose Internet filters
  21. Wary Of SOPA, Reddit Users Aim To Build A New, Censorship-Free Internet
  22. GPS phone tracking case
  23. Feds Seize 130+ Domain Names in Mass Crackdown
  24. Australian Government website defaced by Anonymous
  25. In UK Google Street View secretly took your wi-fi details...
  26. Malls track shopper's cell phone signals to gather marketing data
  27. U.S. senator demands suspension of phone-tracking system
  28. Facebook Settles FTC Charges on privacy
  29. 9 reasons USA residents should wear tinfoil hats
  30. Surveillance Hardware & Rootkits Doxed by WSJ
  31. WikiLeaks: The Spy Files
  32. Healthcare data breaches up 32 percent
  33. US Senate kills off the Bill of Rights.
  34. Proposal Would Gut Privacy Laws
  35. Piracy is just fine, Swiss government says
  36. Shredded documents Unshredded
  37. Everyone 'to be research patient' , says David Cameron
  38. Facebook fixes feature abused to bypass photo privacy; Zuckerberg is a victim
  39. Kaspersky: SOPA Divides the World into Criminals and Idiots
  40. Off the Grid - Cipher Texts
  41. Scroogle is M A D !!!
  42. Startup Turns Your Cell-Phone Number into a Location Fix
  43. Google, Microsoft teams work to keep pace with privacy laws
  44. Google backtracks on Facial Recognition
  45. Irony: Surveillance Industry Objects to Spying Secrets & Mass Monitoring Leaks
  46. Youhavedownloaded.com tracks files downloaded from a number of file sharing sites
  47. is google really looking at emails,calenders,notes...?
  48. Doctored emails via Big Brother software
  49. Busted: BitTorrent Pirates at Sony, Universal and Fox
  50. Craig Gentry (2010) Computing Arbitrary Functions of Encrypted Data
  51. Stop Online Piracy Act vote delayed, probably well into 2012
  52. So Let's Sandbox The Internet
  53. Swiss Government - Piracy Ruling
  54. How Is Wilders Security Forums Protecting Us?
  55. Defending Privacy at the U.S. Border: A Guide for Travelers Carrying Digital Devices
  56. Here Is A List of SOPA Supporters
  57. EU Audit Forces Changes To Facebook Privacy Policies
  58. You’ve heard of Phishing; now learn about Vishing and Smishing!
  59. Delhi High Court issues summons to 21 social networking sites
  60. FTC fishes for info on facial recognition
  61. Dispute Over Who Owns a Twitter Account Goes to Court
  62. New York Times sends subscriber email to 8.6 million readers instead of 300
  63. 440,783 "Silent SMS" Used to Track German Suspects in 2010
  64. The Future of Airport Passport Control
  65. U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Telecom Immunity Over Domestic Spy Program
  66. What in the world is going on??
  67. Keeping tabs on the Spooks etc
  68. Hackers Plan Satellite Network to Fight Internet Censorship
  69. Richard Stallman Was Right All Along
  70. Belarus: Browsing Foreign Websites a Misdemeanor
  71. Court revives NSA dragnet surveillance case
  72. Shopping centres track people using their mobile phone signals
  73. Electronic Frontier Foundation concerned over AOL Instant Messenger privacy
  74. Hacking PGP - Black Hat Briefings
  75. Feds Want Judge to Force Suspect to Give Up Laptop Password; Judge orders woman to...
  76. NSA/Google Partnership
  77. NSA Gets Real Time Access to Your Email
  78. How the US pressured Spain to adopt unpopular Web blocking law
  79. What or who is NSA
  80. Leaked Memo Says Apple Provides Backdoor To Governments
  81. Smart electricity meter hacking can disclose which TV shows and movies you watch.
  82. How the Great Firewall of China Blocks Tor
  83. Google's Search Plus Your World feature riles privacy advocate
  84. India to issue all 1.2 billion citizens with biometric ID cards
  85. Facebook Gives Politico Deep Access to Users’ Political Sentiments
  86. Europe to issue tough new data-protection rules soon
  87. Podcasts?
  88. Read (or not) before it gets taken down
  89. Google 'Updates' Privacy Policy - Goodbye Google for some?
  90. An ACTA of war:
  91. Mobile phone company O2 sends users' phone numbers to web sites
  92. Browser Privacy Checker
  93. How Google keeps your secrets private
  94. Google must channel SOPA rage again – against your privacy
  95. "We Serve It Your Way"
  96. Canada's SOPA AKA Bill C-11
  97. Council fined £140k for leaking kids' sensitive info
  98. Data Privacy Day events
  99. Surveillance Video Becomes a Tool for Studying Customers
  100. Value your privacy? You may be a terrorist! (according to FBI)
  101. Facebook IPO Is US Intel Operation?
  102. Google changes enable 'per country' blog takedowns
  103. Website Can Find Your Exact Location With Your Phone Number
  104. Robocop comes to Camden with shouting cameras
  105. Public and Private Sectors to Share More Customer Data in Fraud Clampdown
  106. Almost half of under-12s using Facebook
  107. Why are websites getting your mobile-phone number?
  108. Crypto crack makes satellite phones vulnerable to eavesdropping
  109. Google paying users to track 100% of their Web usage via little black box
  110. Are Mobile Advertisers Getting Too Aggressive?
  111. UK's digital policy seized by fanatical bureaucrats, say MPs
  112. Lockdown
  113. Chertoff interested in your cloud data
  114. Daemon Tools knows what you mounted last summer
  115. Google using javascript redirect on searches: Maone
  116. Canadians-Losing your privacy
  117. Your address book is mine: Many iPhone apps take your data
  118. Music site RnBXclusive.com has been shut down by SOCA
  119. Dropping the F-BOMB
  120. Enhanced by Google ?
  121. The spy in your home
  122. No Copyright filter for EU
  123. Location tracking of GSM cellphones: now easier (and cheaper) than ever
  124. Search results
  125. BUSTED: Google Caught Secretly Hacking Apple Software To Track Apple iPhone and Mac U
  126. How Companies Learn Your Secrets
  127. Periodic Table of the most common 100 Web trackers
  128. Help, I've Got Google Paranoia
  129. The U.N. Threat to Internet Freedom
  130. Bill Similar to SOPA rebranded to label critics against the children
  131. More Google invasion
  132. FBI will shutdown the Internet on March 8
  133. ALL UK + comms to be recorded
  134. Identifying computers behind NAT with pyflag
  135. Bad Amazon Privacy Policy
  136. Hack-Based Cookie-Stuffing by Bannertracker-Script
  137. Facebook spies on phone users' text messages, report says
  138. Pakistan's plan for the "coldblooded murder of the Internet"
  139. DataSift and Twitter now selling access to two years' worth of old tweets
  140. I'm Being Followed: How Google—and 104 Other Companies—Are Tracking Me on the Web
  141. Mozilla's Collusion Firefox Add-On Turns Tables on Online Spies
  142. The ghosts in our machines: DHS' "complete operational awareness"
  143. List of trackers?
  144. Bitcoins worth $228,000 stolen from customers of hacked Webhost
  145. Browser Fingerprinting
  146. Search engine users disapprove of data collection: survey
  147. US wins extradition of college kid from England
  148. Google’s data mining bonanza and your privacy: an infographic
  149. Your ISP is Going to Spy on You Starting July 12, 2012
  150. Google Chrome Reveals Extensions To Websites
  151. The NSA Is Building the Country’s Biggest Spy Center (Watch What You Say)
  152. Is online privacy a right or a privilege?
  153. PRIVACY GENERAL VS POLITICAL
  154. TV's that watch you while you watch them
  155. France Seeks To Criminalize 'Habitually Visiting' Websites About Violence
  156. Facebook Condemns Employers Asking For Passwords
  157. Surveillance Camera System Searches Through 36 Million Faces in One Second
  158. FTC Issues Final Commission Report on Protecting Consumer Privacy
  159. TSA asks congressional panel to uninvite critic Bruce Schneier
  160. Google under fire in UK MPs report into privacy
  161. A Bit Of Spying Ambiguity
  162. Yahoo readies Do Not Track for entire global network
  163. Email and web use 'to be monitored' under new laws in the UK
  164. Pastebin.com arms itself against misuse
  165. Forensics Bonanza in Facebook Case
  166. Supreme Court Ruling Allows Strip-Searches for Any Arrest
  167. Internet Freedom (should) Start at Home (US)
  168. New FTC 'Do-Not-Track' Recommendations: Clueless?
  169. Canada to Mint Its Own Crypto-Currency
  170. This Internet provider pledges to put your privacy first. Always.
  171. Comodo Marketing Practices?
  172. You are the product
  173. Countries who have bad Internet Privacy Laws
  174. A Quick Guide To Current Online Privacy Threats
  175. Why You Should Care About/Defend Your Privacy
  176. Credit card 'info for sale' websites closed in global raids
  177. U.S. House passes CISPA
  178. Pirate Bay must be blocked, High Court tells ISPs
  179. 13 million US Facebook users don’t change privacy settings
  180. FBI: We need wiretap-ready Web sites - now
  181. Forensics to the rescue
  182. Search Results Protected by First Amendment, Google-Funded Analysis Says
  183. [Thread split]Of Pirate bay and Anonymous
  184. IP is NOT a basis for incrimination !!
  185. yet another privacy q
  186. Facebook attempts to clear up privacy questions
  187. ORG: Mobile filters censor innocent content
  188. Popular Surveillance Cameras Open to Hackers, Researcher Says
  189. Pirate Bay under DDOS attack...