News for Tuesday, April 15, 2014

  • Statement from the Interim Privacy Commissioner of Canada regarding Heartbleed. t.co/7EfVX0w1D4 ->
  • Dropbox stands firm on privacy, despite Heartbleed risk and board appointments. t.co/J46pj59wIT ->
  • Ontario Privacy Czar Wants Cops To Stop Sharing Suicide Attempts With U.S. t.co/6luwtUyYmS ->
  • Guarantee Privacy to Ensure Proper Genetic Treatment. t.co/aqNTfS7cGz ->
  • Sensitive mental health info goes into police databases, shared with US government. t.co/FRGPcT5rRK ->
  • Data of About 900 Canadians Taken in Heartbleed Breach — Update. t.co/razSPTfCTz ->
  • Fair elections act: 7 things you may not know. t.co/wpGKDPqA4F ->
  • Unmanned Systems Canada comments on Privacy Rules for Drones. t.co/OocM1JCPYk ->
  • Worried about a stolen SIN? Here’s what to do. t.co/OiTib4Oz3Y ->
  • Ontario Privacy commissioner wants police discretion when sharing mental-health info. t.co/bH5nSJSTpO ->
  • Heartbleed bug: Revenue Canada knew about stolen SINs last Friday. t.co/rKitphEUWz ->
  • Ontario privacy watchdog blasts police for disclosing suicide attempts. t.co/nQ1XAAmIRN ->

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