Top Online Privacy Predictions for 2012
Truste made public some predictions for 2012 and I mention: FTC goes after websites for privacy violations related to third-party tracking – this is something good for the users. The Companies will start to be held accountable for tracking conducted by third parties on their sites. Ad privacy notice and choice goes mobile – The [...]
Read MoreXmas Bundle
Christmas is like decision making in politics, at least if it’s not a heart affair like saving Wall Street. First nothing happens for a very long time, then something appears far away on the radar – and then it suddenly impacts: GOD DAMMIT! HOW COULD THIS HAPPEN? Well, here’s another change, coming like a bullet: [...]
Read MoreEU: new rules for data cloud privacy
Viviane Reding, the EU Justice Commissioner, says, that the non-EU nations should respect the right to privacy of the European users of software that access online data clouds. Many European companies fear, that the sensitive data transmitted through public clouds with US may be seized under the U.S. Patriot Act surveillance law. This Pandora box [...]
Read MoreCensorship in Russia near elections
Several independent media websites were attacked on Election Day in Russia with the sole purpose to prevent journalist and rights activists from reporting election violations all over the country. Several portals (Echo Moskvy radio station, Kommersant newspaper, The New Times, Forbes Russia and Bolshoy Gorod) and even blogging services (like LiveJournal) were affected by this massive attack. With the cyber-attacks preventing observers [...]
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