- Glenn Greenwald on Why the Latest Snowden Leak Matters. http://t.co/ZtlVawrS0V ->
- Court curbs access to victims’ police records in sex-assault cases. http://t.co/EMBUZw8f7o ->
- Forward Secrecy Brings Better Long-Term Privacy to Wikipedia. http://t.co/iLuVOjnrZW ->
- Terence Corcoran: Spamaflop! Why Ottawa’s anti-spam law is a Monty-Python-esque farce. http://t.co/QNr1FIbRf0 ->
- Crypto weakness in smart LED lightbulbs exposes Wi-Fi passwords. http://t.co/Q087nKqomF ->
- Barry Sookman: Myths about Canada’s anti-spam law. http://t.co/WA3KEKtOyu ->
- Companies rush to fix latest security breach in Adobe Flash. http://t.co/3q5Yjqo4ra ->
- Privacy wins again at the Supreme Court. http://t.co/CNpaUZnPJx ->
- Canadian companies still sending unwanted e-mails after anti-spam law. http://t.co/tmKjrHuNqM ->
- Hospital privacy breach report set for release by New Brunswick Commissioner. http://t.co/kSS2MauRI4 ->
- Derek James: Canada's Anti-Spam Law Punishes Charities. http://t.co/mrMuaLJMhH ->
- Ontario’s privacy watchdog probing leak of woman’s medical information. http://t.co/F4FKksSK4s ->
- Barry Sookman: Canada’s anti-spam law perspectives. http://t.co/ivFSMvd8VP ->
- The App That Lets You Spy on Yourself and Sell Your Own Data. http://t.co/maTgyehqCe ->
- FATCA tax deal forces Canadian banks to send info to IRS. http://t.co/ay9951j8RE ->
- Thornley-Brown: Canada's Anti-Spam Law Will Derail Small Businesses. http://t.co/EbXRpmzEZK ->
