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Experts: Trust in Google is ‘funny’ and ‘strange’

brian bloom -
Cryptography experts say the general public have some curious notions of what data security means

UK wants ISPs, telcos to store subscriber data

John E Dunn -
Newspaper says government about to require carriers and operators to keep information about subscriber communications

Government unveils new lawful access legislation

Howard Solomon -
Internet and wireless carriers still unsure if they'll have to carry a heavy burden of costs for adding equipment to comply with law

EU to stengthen its cybersecurity watchdog

jennifer baker -
Committee votes to extend life of the European Network and Information Security Agency, whose goal is ensure the EU's IT security

U.S. suit raises questions about email privacy at work

Jaikumar Vijayan -
Staff say they had "explicit permission" to use their government-issued computers for personal purposes. Also, a Toronto lawyer gives her view on law in Canada

Student privacy activists due to meet with Facebook

Jeremy Kirk -
The meeting on Feb. 6 aims to resolve disagreements over privacy issues between the group and Facebook

Twitter’s country-specific blocking brings hazards, hope

Stephen Lawson -
Willingness to remove tweets at a government's request alarms some, although the company says it will disclose when it happens

Proposed ISP access law threat to privacy, say groups

Howard Solomon -
Pressure on Conservative government increases with the expected re-introduction of government bill giving police the ability to ask for subscriber information
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