When domestic and overseas commercial interests overlap, when is someone acting as a “foreign agent”?
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Tag Archives: Privacy
Apps That Look Over Your Shoulder
Every step you take, apps are watching you.
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You Track Weather, It Tracks You
Many people use weather apps to keep a close eye on seasonal dangers. Given a chance, those apps also keep a close eye on us.
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The FBI, The FISA Court And Your iPhone
The nation’s most secret court no longer blindly trusts the FBI, and neither should we.
A Small Privacy Victory At The Border
Border agents can demand access to your entire digital life, but at least one court now requires “reasonable suspicion” first.
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Smile For The Cameras
Entertainers often agree to publicity as a cost of doing business. Lately, being entertained carries the same price.
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Public Schools, Public Places
Why shouldn’t parents have the right to listen in on their child’s day at school?
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Gawking At The National Enquirer
By going public with his claims of extortion, Jeff Bezos may have saved the National Enquirer from itself.
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Consider Leaving Sensitive Data At Home
As more countries aggressively search devices at the border, travelers with privacy or security concerns should plan ahead.
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Facebook Versus Apple, On Astroturf
Facebook claims to fight Apple on behalf of small business. Insert eye roll here.
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