Tag: privacy

Oops: New Google Gadget Spying on Users 24/7

It’s not surveillance if you pay for it. The year is 2070, and this is a typical day for a typical man. George is gently brought out from his slumber by his Google wife, who tells him that breakfast is ready. The automaton watches him…

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Yahoo Allowing Feds to Search Your Emails

This man is your friend. He just wants to read all your emails. You got nothing to hide, right? If you’ve got confidential to say, email is probably the last medium you want to use. You might as well go to the NSA and ask…

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French Watchdog Moves to Sanction Google Over Privacy Infringements

Liam Tung ZDNet September 30, 2013 We’re watching you. France’s data protection watchdog is moving ahead with sanctions against Google over its new privacy policy. CNIL (the Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés) said on Friday it had commenced formal procedures to sanction Google.…

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