- Consortium Wants Standards for 'Internet of Things.' http://t.co/HPQ2fWqDQC ->
- Internet providers get low transparency grades amid surveillance concerns. http://t.co/Pnaj2zEIwb ->
- Privacy watchdog examines possible breach in residential school survivors' claims. http://t.co/DMZlJYm29S ->
- 7 Invasions Of Privacy We Accept As Commonplace, http://t.co/bv7XKw2z6v ->
- MPs drop bid to impose lifetime gag orders on Hill staff. http://t.co/9q4I2vrbQ5 ->
- Professors' report gives Canadian Internet providers a failing grade on privacy. http://t.co/lFaauhsiGx ->
- Closing the Gap between Privacy Policies and the Use of Portable Storage Devices. http://t.co/err1Wwd85P ->
- Quantum Mechanics Could Yield Ultimate Privacy. http://t.co/0BRhZ7gutW ->
- Parliament resumes debate on Online Spying Bill giving immunity to telecoms who help authorities spy without warrant. http://t.co/4GWjBWoF75 ->
- Expert report reveals Internet providers should be more transparent about how they handle our private information. http://t.co/Az1mzEcDoW ->
- Canada’s metadata collection worries critics. http://t.co/bXlFx4uiDN ->
- San Francisco Billboards Shame Drivers With Actual Photos of Them Texting. http://t.co/JaynFNBW4c ->
- Border agency asked for Canadians’ telecom info 18,849 times in one year. http://t.co/K46Jd3Gb0C ->
- Twitter sparks privacy fears with new photo-tagging switched on. http://t.co/D4SevoTlsa ->
- Eterni.me lets you live "creepily ever-after…" http://t.co/S41epIjeeE ->
