The China Post reports on a woman accused of using surveillance equipment to track her husband. This is a story that has occurred in the United States, as well. I have written before about spyware and how targets of such tracking are starting to use...
The Times reports on possible privacy problems concerning to the closing of an Icelandic DNA-testing company. The case raises similar questions to those in the United States case of airport program Clear. Clear was the leading company in the...
From the Des Moines Register, here’s another case where an insider is accused of misusing or abusing his access to official databases:
Humboldt’s police chief has been suspended over allegations that he improperly used driver’s license and criminal...
The Wall Street Journal reports on legal cases concerning employers’ rights to read employees’ e-mail.
Recent cases have shown that employees sometimes have more privacy rights than they might expect when it comes to the corporate email server. Legal...
GovInfoSecurity reports on a U.S. Senate hearing about Einstein 3. It is a Bush-era pilot program, continued under Obama, that seeks to have private telecommunications companies route the Internet traffic of civilian government agencies through...
