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Facebook had better do well on the stock exchange. It may need the money to pay off a class action suit on behalf of users who were tracked on the Internet by Facebook after logging out.
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How would you like to store your e-mails and everything else you post on-line free of charge? Better still, how would you like the government to do it?
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Facebook and privacy always seem to be joined at the hip, yet often the two do not truly connect. Over time the social network giant has had substantial privacy issues that were beyond the user's control.
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There has been much concern about potential employers requesting Facebook passwords from job applicants at interviews. Now gradually bills are being introduced to put an end to this idea.
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In the wake of the news that Zuckerberg supports CISPA there has been much ado on Facebook. Now Facebook is trying to calm users' fears saying ‘We’ll protect your private data’.
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Russia Today has started a new series of videos to both entertain and also to inform the public about the dangers of the looming threat of Internet censorship bills and acts.
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An employee recently found herself suspended after she refused to allow an employer to see her Facebook account upon demand.
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A new piece of legislation is seemingly forthcoming in the United Kingdom, one that is undoubtedly going to be controversial.
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There has been much hype in the news lately about potential employers demanding Facebook passwords from interviewees. Much concern has been voiced against this invasion of privacy - two representatives took this concern to Congress without success.
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Topeka -
While the former Kansas abortion provider is not likely to face criminal charges for discarding patients' private records in a recycling bin, there are worries about potential violations of patient privacy laws.
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The French privacy watchdog, acting on behalf of the EU, is to meet Google to scrutinise its controversial privacy policy changes.
Facebook's new privacy settings are drawing a mix of criticism and praise.
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 The online youth social networking site Nexopia is violating Canadian privacy laws by keeping members' personal information indefinitely, Canada's Privacy Commissioner has found.
 Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart unveiled three new tools Tuesday to help young internet users protect their privacy online.
 Private businesses should be forced to report privacy security breaches, says B.C. Information and Privacy Commissioner Elizabeth Denham.
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