Tag: Business & Human Rights
Telco Hall of Shame: Huawei
Telco Hall of Shame: ZTE
Iraqi parliament moves toward revoking draconian Cyber Crime act
On January 22nd 2013, the long-running campaign against the draft Iraqi Cyber Crimes law finally bore fruit: the Iraqi Speaker of the House approved a request to the Parliamentary Committee for Media and Culture to permanently revoke the proposed legislation.
Telco Hall of Shame: TeliaSonera
A primer for the UN World Telecommunication Policy Forum
Federal Trade Commission gets serious about Do Not Track
In the rapidly-changing mobile landscape in the U.S., users often lack information about the new technology running their apps, games, devices, and accompanying privacy policies. On Friday, the Federal Trade Commission stepped in with guidelines to the mobile marketplace to better protect the privacy of mobile users.
Telco Hall of Shame: Telstra
Government requests for data continues to grow, despite infrequent use of search warrants
Government requests for the digital information of citizens around the world are growing exponentially. Google and Twitter revealed that a rising number of countries are using this mechanism to conduct investigations. Requests to Twitter jumped by 20% in the second quarter of 2012. Google also observed a jump of more than 70% of requests since 2009, totaling 21,389 requests for information about 33,634 users in the last six months of 2012.
Telco Hall of Shame: AT&T