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US Intensifies Fight Against Child Pornography
UK Government Says More Spying Needed
Texas to Provide Online 'Bordercams'
Passport Required To Buy Mobile Phones In the UK
NH Man Arrested for Videotaping Police
As of October, FBI To Allow Warrantless Investigations
Big Six UK ISPs Capitulate To Music Industry
CCTVs Don't Work in the UK
Video Surveillance Identifies Threat Patterns
"Mobile Plate Hunter" Cameras Raise Questions
Police Busted When Tracking Device Found On Car
Washingtonpost.com Wants Identities of Posters
NYC 911 to Accept Cellphone Pics and Video
British Drivers Destroying Surveillance Cameras
GPS Tracking Device Beats Radar Gun in Court
How Retailers Watch You
McCain Supports Warrantless Domestic Surveillance
Tool To Allow ISPs To Scan Every File You Transmit
UK Gov't Proposes Massive Internet Snooping, Data Storage
UK Outlines Plan For Internet Black Boxes
US To Employ Overhead Spying Domestically
Video Surveillance Tech Detects Abnormal Activity
Widespread Spying Preceded '04 GOP Convention
'Full-Pipe' FBI Internet Monitoring Questionably Legal
Behavioral Search & Advertising On Its Way?
Comcast Is Reading Your Blog
Facebook Interviewer Heckled at Web Conference
Houston Police Chief Wants Cameras in Homes
ISPs Using "Deep Packet Inspection" On 100,000 Users
More Skype Back Door Speculation
Obama Losing Voters Over FISA Support
Real Life Spy Gadgets That Anyone Can Buy
Senator Proposes to Monitor All P2P Traffic for Illegal Files
Skype Messages Monitored In China
Transform Cellphones Into a CCTV Swarm
UK Has Become a "Surveillance Society"
Virgin Media To Spy On & Threaten Downloaders
Ultra-Light Micro Air Vehicles
Unmanned Aerial Drones Coming Soon Above U.S.
1 In 3 Sysadmins Snoop On Colleagues
80 Gbps Deep Packet Inspection Hardware Announced
AT&T Says Spying Is Too Secret For Courts
An Epidemic of Snooping
Bluetooth Surveillance Tested In the UK
Canadian Bill C-416 to Require Wiretapping
China Creates Massive Online ID Database
China To Photograph All Internet Cafe Customers
Councils Recruit Unpaid Volunteers To Spy On Their Neighbors
Court Upholds Warrantless Internet Snooping
DHS Official Suggests REAL ID Mission Creep
DPI and Net Neutrality's Overseas Weak Spot
Defeating Google's Perpetual Search Logging
Electronic Transaction Reporting Slipped Into Senate Bill
Europe Moves To Track Phone and Net Use
FBI Lied To Support Need For PATRIOT Act Expansion
FBI's New Eye Scan Database Raising Eyebrows
Financial Responsibility == Terrorism?
Firefox Add-On To Track Your Location Via Wi-Fi
ISP Tracking Legislation Hits the House
Irish GSM Providers Asked to Track Users' Web Use
Israel Moves Toward a National Biometric Database
Leaked Government Doc Reveals UK ID "Coercion" Plans
National Car Tracking System Proposed For US
New York Plans Surveillance Veil For Downtown
No IPv6 For UK Broadband Users
Nuclear Scanning Catches a Radioactive Cat On I-5
Online Colleges Could Spy On Students – By Law
Pay-For-Visit Advertising
Picasa Rolls Out 3.0 — Now With Facial Recognition
Polar Robots to Explore the Arctic
Police Launch Drones Over LA
Public Iris Scanning Device In the Works
Satellite IDs Ships That Cut Cables
Security Threat In the New Wiretapping Law
Senate Committee Votes to Authorize Warrentless Wiretapping
Senate Passes Telecom Immunity Bill
Speculation On Large-Scale Phone Location Snooping
Students In UK Tracked With RFID Chips
Sweden Admits Tapping Citizens' Phones for Decades
UK Gov't To Require ID Cards For Some Foreign Residents
UK ISPs To Start Tracking Your Surfing To Serve You Ads
US Firms Read Employee E-mail On a Massive Scale
US House Rejects Telecom Amnesty
Using Tire Pressure Sensors To Spy On Cars
Washington State To Try RFID Drivers Licenses
AT&T Invents Surveillance Programming Language
Aerial Drones To Help Cops In Miami
Congress May Consider Mandatory ISP Snooping
Court Rules GPS Tracking Legal For Law Officers
DOJ To Claim National Security in NSA Case
DoJ Mulls Tracking Picture Uploads
EFF Sues the Dept. of Defense Over Surveillance
FBI Seeks To Restrict University Student Freedoms
GPS Trackers Find Novel Applications
Germany Seeks Expansion of Computer Spying
Google StreetView Is In Your Driveway
Government Adds Consumer Databases To Mining Queries
Keeping an Eye on Government Snooping
Limited Email Surveillance Approved
London 2006, Meet London 1984
Major Breakthrough in Direct Neural Interface
Mind How You Walk - Someone is Watching
Monday is Wiretap the Internet Day
Mother Nature's Design Workshop
NSA Chose Invasive Phone Analysis Option
NSA Spying Comes Under Attack
Nanaimo, The Google Capital of the World
Proposal to Implant RFID Chips in Immigrants
Some States Say National ID Cards 'Make Life Easier'
Telecom Companies Seek Retroactive Immunity
The NSA Knows Who You've Called
The UK's Total Surveillance
U.S. to Gain Access to EU Retained Data
UK Taps 439,000 Phones, Now Wants To Monitor MPs
Using RFID and Wi-Fi to Track Students
Cisco Aquires SyPixx
City Uses DNA To Sniff Out Dog Poop Offenders
Domestic Spying Program to Get Judicial Oversight
Feds Have a High-Speed Backdoor Into Wireless Carrier
Police Secretly Planting GPS Devices On Cars
Warrantless Surveillance To Continue For Now
AI Could Power Next-gen CCTV Cameras
British Traffic Wardens Issued CCTV Head Cameras
Every Email In UK To Be Monitored
Former FBI Agent Calls for a Second Internet
Homeland Security's Space-Based Spying Goes Live
Microsoft Talks Daily With Your Computer
Xeroxing Personal Data From Your Browsing History
A DVR Security System That Isn't Based on Windows?
Covert CCTV Monitoring in the Workplace?
Has Orwell's '1984' Come 22 Years Later?
Cell Phone Radiation Detectors Proposed to Protect Against Nukes
Chicago Links School Cameras To Police
China's All-Seeing Eye
UK's MI5 Wants Oyster Card Travel Data
US No Longer the World's Internet Hub
How the U.S. Became Switchboard to the World

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