- Rob Ford gets stern letter from Ontario Privacy Commissioner about destroyed records. t.co/Xb2XDcVWBi ->
- Leaky Apps Raise Privacy Concerns in This Week’s Dangerous Android Apps. t.co/NlPUqFNNeZ ->
- Bar groups rally in opposition to disclosure bill. t.co/iPZQQGVQhd ->
- B.C. Health Ministry’s privacy probe tops $2.5 million. t.co/5Lb6vGIVgA ->
- Privacy complaint launched over Canada Border Services Agency reality TV show. t.co/tlKmlFwqAx ->
- Open Data Portal not about transparent government, say critics. Alberta privacy commissioner has concerns. t.co/9eUiVR4U2n ->
- Personal data on thousands of cross-border travellers will be shared with U.S. under new program. t.co/cGJZr1KH5f ->
- Yahoo Mail Update Kills Off User Privacy: Don’t Like It? Tough Luck. t.co/Lw93kcmuFv ->
- Conservative government found spying on aboriginal advocate: Tim Harper. t.co/SLuLVDhHeB ->
- B.C. judge quashes order requiring insurer to review all credit score consent forms obtained since 2004. t.co/MPL7R6VCiK ->
- U.S. is looking over Canada’s shoulder in wake of navy spy scandal: sources. t.co/46tyzutsYK ->
- Startups Sell Privacy in a Facebook-Dominated Social World. t.co/JOTPoXB7Fb ->
- Facebook’s ‘mutual-friends’ feature is a threat to user privacy, security controls. t.co/ONyRCbDGeL ->
- New law that would unmask protesters is likely to face court challenge. t.co/h4qTRhKknq ->
- Michael Geist: Canada Has an Internet Problem. t.co/7zTLDfNmbt ->
- Who cares more about online privacy: teens or adults? t.co/hG8H3XGNzE ->
- Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre apologizes for data breach. t.co/9fxchzTqVX ->
- Vancouver entertainment company refutes claim it violated privacy laws when shooting border reality show. t.co/6UuBu6NESB ->
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