You Spoke Out, and They Listened: U.S. FCC Passes Strong Net Neutrality Rules
26 Feb 2015
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Today the U.S. Federal Communications Commission listened to the more than 4 million voices who asked for the agency to protect the open net. Voting 3-2 in favor of Net Neutrality, the agency re-classified broadband internet under Title II of the Communications Act—the strongest protections currently available. The move caps off almost a decade of activism by civil society groups in the U.S., but also pressure from groups outside the country including members of the Global Net Neutrality coalition.
SIM Card Maker Gemalto Is Morally Obligated to Sue the NSA for Hacking
25 Feb 2015
The last 100 days
25 Feb 2015
Proposed Rules Regulating Domestic Drone Use Lack Police Warrant Requirement
24 Feb 2015
Update: Lenovo settles with U.S. regulator and 32 states over privacy and digital security flaws
20 Feb 2015
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Lenovo has settled a case involving adware on laptops that used a very insecure method of tracking the web browsing habits of users.
Google Says Proposed DoJ Warrant Tweaks Are “Monumental” Fourth Amendment Violation
19 Feb 2015
Google Joins Civil Liberties Groups To Oppose Expansion Of FBI Spy Powers
19 Feb 2015
Google Calls FBI’s Plan to Expand Hacking Power a ‘Monumental’ Constitutional Threat
18 Feb 2015
This Startup Wants to Make Your Data Plan Dirt Cheap
18 Feb 2015
FCC chairman takes steps to fight for net neutrality
17 Feb 2015