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Dec 23, 2018
MHA notification: Debate on digital surveillance must move beyond privacy and data protection laws
The answer to the never-ending streams of surveillance news lie in alternative ideas of data governance. -
Jun 08, 2018
Google's AI charter is a good start, but it will not be enough to stave off the inevitable AI apocalypse
The objectives of the new policy state that Google’s use of AI must be socially beneficial, unbiased and safe. But Google has also left several loopholes. -
Nov 30, 2017
US Supreme Court signals possible limits on location tracking from cell phone records, noting most Americans want to avoid "Big Brother"
The legal fight has raised questions about the degree to which companies protect customers’ privacy rights. -
Dec 22, 2016
Mass retention of data is illegal, says European Union court
The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) said its ruling was based on the view that holding traffic and location data en masse allowed "very precise conclusions to be drawn concerning the private lives of the persons whose data has been retained". -
Sep 17, 2014
No control over NSA surveillance in country, claims New Zealand PM
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key on Wednesday said his government and intelligence agencies had no control over what data the US National Security Agency (NSA) collected from its citizens. -
Sep 15, 2014
Snowden's evidence suggests New Zealand was planning mass domestic surveillance: US journo
New Zealand was preparing to conduct mass domestic surveillance last year, a US investigative journalist said on Monday, five days before the country goes to the polls, provoking immediate denials from Prime Minister John Key. -
Jun 08, 2014
Desi snoopgate: Report says India used Vodafone to spy on calls, mails
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Jun 06, 2014
Google, Microsoft, Facebook and others beef up security to thwart mass spying
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Dec 30, 2013
US Congress 'unimpressed' with Snowden's victory declaration
Members of Congress said Sunday they weren't impressed with Edward Snowden's recent publicity blitz calling for an end to mass surveillance and declaring that he's already accomplished his mission. -
Dec 04, 2013
The Guardian editor tells parliament Snowden data is secure
Britain's Guardian newspaper has published less than one percent of the information leaked by US whistleblower Edward Snowden and kept the rest secure, editor Alan Rusbridger told a parliamentary committee on Monday.
