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A Mississippi woman is suing Facebook for allegedly violating federal wiretap laws by tracking her web use while she was not logged into the...
New option in Google+ settings Since Google+ has gone beta, many tech pundits have clamored for Facebook to follow suit with some of the...
Mobile phone privacy Apple made headlines this year when it was discovered that iPhones could be tracking users’ moves and the company was storing...
A new Congress is in full swing here in Washington and policy agendas are shaping up for 2011. In the technology area, a perennial...
Do we or do we not want privacy? Benn Rosales wrote here on Agent Genius an article entitled, “Do we have a reasonable right...
Yesterday, Rep. Rick Boucher (D-VA) and Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-FL) released a discussion draft of comprehensive privacy legislation that has been in the works...
Several changes at Facebook In preparation for their upcoming F8 Developer Converence, Facebook has announced a series of changes, beginning with new privacy settings,...
Location Data is the Latest Target for Lawmakers This week’s main event for tech policy had to be the House Commerce Committee’s hearing on...
Believe it or not, something other than healthcare and jobs was on the minds of policymakers in Washington this week. For tech wonks, the...
FTC to Refocus Privacy Efforts So I’ve notice a good deal of discussion here on Agent Genius related to privacy. I thought I’d devote...
Facebook is a unique social network We’ve been talking about privacy issues online for some time, but most recently, conversation was sparked by Benn’s...
To be fair, the FTC gets it In his opening remarks of the Federal Trade Commission Conference today, Chairman Jon Leibowitz of the FTC...
Old school first With the telephone we were given the ability to opt out of telephone books and information lines (1411) and also the...