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California Privacy Agency to Investigate How Automakers Record and Use Driver Data -
FISA Renewal ‘Critical’ for National Defense, Officials Say but Critics Demand More Privacy Safeguards
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Data Tracking Technology Used During Pandemic at Risk of Abuse, Privacy Expert Warns
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Group Calls on Government to Reconsider Its ‘Fundamentally Flawed’ Approach to Combating Harmful Online Content
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Beijing Pushes Citizens to Download Police-Developed ‘Anti-Fraud App,’ Stirring Privacy Concerns
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Traffic Cameras Installed at Over 100 Intersections in Richmond Raises Privacy, Surveillance Concerns
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China’s Suspected COVID-19 Patients List Leaked Online, Sparking Outrage
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Personal Data Surveillance of Smartphone Users Through Apps Is Overlooked: Cybersecurity Adviser
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Judge Restricts Searches of Electronic Devices at Border
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Schumer: Probe Billboards Using Phone Data to Track Shoppers
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EU Court Rules Employers Can Read Your Private Messages at Work
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France Orders Google to Apply Europe’s ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ Rule Globally
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Privacy Complaints Increased 50 Percent in 2014
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Ambiguous Illinois Law Allows Schools to Demand Social Media Passwords
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Canada: Who Will Keep an Eye on the Spies?
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San Francisco Q&A: ‘How much privacy are you willing to give up for more security?’
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Skype Handed Over Teenager’s Information to IT Firm
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Council Hearing on NYPD Bills on Wednesday
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Germany Targets Facebook’s Face Recognition
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YouTube Introduces Face-Blur Tool to Protect Activists, Children
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Annual Shred Fest this Sunday
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Rights Groups Say Cybersecurity Act Threatens Privacy
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Funding for Privacy Projects
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Privacy Debate Rekindled Over Google Street View
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UK to Monitor E-Mail, Web Use
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Sweden Adopts Controversial EU Data Retention Directive
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White House Unveils ‘Privacy Bill of Rights’
