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Category: Privacy

The news items published under this category are as follows.

Privacy: Big Brother is Waiting for You at the Border
Posted by: IT
Big Brother is Waiting for You at the Border By Mark Nestmann \| Sovereign Society May 25, 2010 When the topic of expatriation came up at last week’s Total Wealth Symposium, the workshops were standing room only, filled with those who were intrigued by moving not just their money — but also themselves — out of the United States.
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Privacy: Malaysia to embed car license plates with microchips to combat theft
Posted by: IT
	A dream come true for all kinds of government applications. Associated Press \| Dec 8, 2006 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia: Malaysia's government, hoping to thwart car thieves, will embed license plates with microchips containing information about the vehicle and its owner, a news report said Saturday.
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Privacy: CIA's secret UK bank trawl may be illegal
Posted by: Admin
US effort to track jihadist money transfers faces inquiry over privacy Alexi Mostrous and Ian Cobain \| The Guardian August 21, 2006 A covert programme under which confidential information about British banking transactions is passed to the CIA with the full knowledge of the government may breach both British and European law, the Guardian has learned.
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Privacy: Wiretap ruling affirms that presidents aren't monarchs
Posted by: Admin
	Editorial/Opinion \| USA TODAY August 17, 2006 For the past five years, the Bush administration has operated as if the horrific events of 9/11 not only changed fundamental aspects of national security and public safety, but also changed the very nature of government. OPPOSING VIEW:<a href="http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2006-08-17-oppose_x.htm" onclick="" target=""> NSA program is vital tool
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Privacy: Judge orders halt to NSA wiretap program
Posted by: Admin
There are no hereditary kings in America and no powers not created by the Constitution By Kevin Krolicki \| Reuters August 17, 2006 A federal judge ordered the Bush administration on Thursday to halt the National Security Agency's program of domestic eavesdropping, saying it violated the U.S. Constitution. The ruling marked a setback for the Bush administration, which has defended the program as an essential tool in its war on terrorism.
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Privacy: Hackers Clone E-Passports
Posted by: Admin
	The whole passport design is totally brain damaged. By Kim Zetter \| Wired News Aug 03, 2006LAS VEGAS A German computer security consultant has shown that he can clone the electronic passports that the United States and other countries are beginning to distribute this year.
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Privacy: The Spy in the Sky
Posted by: Admin
Alex Chinn \| Editor, Red Zone Network I’ve written before about the proliferation of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in Iraq in Afghanistan. The military loves them, as they allow soldiers to conduct surveillance in the field without the aid of choppers or planes.
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Privacy: U.S. Customs Opening International Mail
Posted by: Admin
	Reuters Reporting that Customs and Border Protection is opening international mail coming into the U.S. without warrant. Sadly, this is legal.
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Privacy: U.S. Wants Companies to Keep Web Usage Records
Posted by: Admin
By SAUL HANSELL and ERIC LICHTBLAU \| June 2 2006 The Justice Department is asking Internet companies to keep records on the Web-surfing activities of their customers to aid law enforcement, and may propose legislation to force them to do so.
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Privacy: A Practical All-in-One PC Security Solution
Posted by: Admin
	Big brother wants to track you on the Internet. By Administration Thanks to The New York Times, we now know that the NSA is illegally screening virtually all Internet and email traffic going or coming to or going from the U.S. If that’s not enough, the USA PATRIOT Act requires ISPs to hand over customer information, e-mail records, browsing records, etc., without a warrant.
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