- Bernier addresses the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance to discuss the privacy implications of Bill C-31 http://t.co/ESsMtgoTZk ->
- New report from UK ICO: Protecting Personal Data in Online Services – Learning from the Mistakes of Others [PDF]. http://t.co/jis6NGhIRe ->
- For Canada's Spies, Your Data Is Just a Phone Call Away. http://t.co/KfI5MQsUQl ->
- The NSA and Snowden: Securing the All-Seeing Eye. http://t.co/EJf8Qk96si ->
- Don Cayo: Uncle Sam makes Canadians an offer we can’t refuse (with video). http://t.co/kMEd5xL3vK ->
- U.S. Indictment of Chinese Hackers Could Be Awkward for the NSA. http://t.co/HWWIHHlFN2 ->
- Judge rules that Quebec Access to Information Commission overstepped its bounds. http://t.co/HQCcRT0Z5X ->
- How to Use Wickr Privacy App. http://t.co/8cD1zy914G ->
- Jim Prentice’s website shut down after privacy breach. http://t.co/lrygSjAkrA ->
- EDITORIAL: Cyberbullying bill weak on privacy. http://t.co/RhGxvv5CvE ->
- Fitness apps are a “privacy nightmare”, shedding personal data to the highest bidder. http://t.co/JMiSkgS5wG ->
- Don’t care about surveillance? You’re probably white and middle class. http://t.co/Xyfsrc15Hk ->
- Bill C-13 opens door to warrantless spying of our phones and computers. http://t.co/LDQ4UX6lH7 ->
- What you really agree to when you click 'accept' http://t.co/uPagZaWOXs ->
- Hobby drones raise privacy and safety questions. http://t.co/wd9rUsH2Rx ->
- Public Hotspots Are a Privacy and Security Minefield: Shield Yourself. http://t.co/Nm4cqVgdSH ->
