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Consumer groups urge FTC to block Google/AdMob deal
Deal may harm consumers, advertisers and developers.
Phil Muncaster
Dec 30 2009 1:06PM
Business
Privacy advocates file official complaint over Facebook update
Ten privacy groups file concerns over change in Facebook settings.
Rosalie Marshall
Dec 21 2009 8:38AM
Software
Privacy must be addressed, for innovation's sake
Privacy the only road-block to IT triumphs.
Liz Tay
Dec 18 2009 11:23AM
Security
Bowen to announce Government data reforms
Feds deny plans for another Access Card.
Brett Winterford
Dec 15 2009 12:18PM
Storage
Facebook backs off in privacy spat
Network agrees to lock down friend lists.
Shaun Nichols
Dec 14 2009 6:51AM
Security
Google facing privacy backlash
Digital rights campaigners warn of weak policy.
Rosalie Marshall
Dec 12 2009 6:57AM
Security
Facebook privacy changes draw criticism
Users say choices have been restricted.
Dan Raywood
Dec 11 2009 10:00AM
Security
Google boss dismisses privacy concerns
Google boss Eric Schmidt has said that internet users who are concerned about privacy shouldn’t be fretting if they have done nothing wrong.
Iain Thomson
Dec 9 2009 10:06AM
Security
Facebook enhances privacy settings
Users can now control who sees each individual piece of content.
Rosalie Marshall
Dec 3 2009 8:02AM
Software
Google Analytics under attack over privacy
Germany's data watchdog raises concerns.
Rosalie Marshall
Nov 26 2009 10:37AM
Security
Greens object to underbaked network interception bill
Ludlam argues that there is still no clarity for network operators.
Brett Winterford
Nov 17 2009 4:30PM
Security
US government data trawling exposed
Indymedia case shows embarrassing levels of snooping.
Iain Thomson
Nov 12 2009 12:07PM
Security
Google Dashboard centralises privacy settings
iTnews interviews Google Australia engineer Alan Noble.
Munir Kotadia
Nov 5 2009 9:30PM
Security
What we can learn about privacy from Facebook
Former FTC commissioner defends Facebook's record on privacy.
Brett Winterford
Oct 30 2009 6:30AM
Security
IE boss calls for more honesty about privacy
Firms profiting from consumers' lack of awareness.
Phil Muncaster
Oct 21 2009 6:48AM
Security
Google Wave secured with 'crypto fairy dust'
Wave goodbye to email spoofing.
Munir Kotadia
Oct 15 2009 3:11PM
Security
Facebook to shut Beacon, create security foundation
Independent foundation will promote data security and privacy.
Dan Kaplan
Sep 23 2009 11:43AM
Security
Facebook adds to privacy policy
Company will overhaul privacy agreement, third party access.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 28 2009 3:13PM
Security
Protests planned over "three-strikes rule" for downloaders
Forcibly disconnecting users is a step too far.
Tom Young
Aug 28 2009 10:12AM
Telco/ISP
Google Street View suffers Swiss setback
Swiss information commissioner calls for it to be taken down.
Dan Raywood
Aug 26 2009 11:06AM
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