Your news links for today: High court rules data retention and surveillance legislation unlawful – The Guardian UK schools’ “anti-radicalisation” software lets hackers spy on kids – Cory Doctorow Saunders’…
Your news links for today: Internet of things: the greatest mass surveillance infrastructure ever? – The Guardian No U-turn: David Cameron still wants to break encryption – WIRED Researcher Receives…
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Your news links for today: Oscar-Winner Laura Poitras Sues After U.S Ignores FOIA Request – The Intercept Why was Oscar-winning Snowden documentarian detained 50+ times in US airports? – Ars…
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Your news links for today: What horrible things did we learn about Hacking Team today? – Cory Doctorow Hacking Team Email Jokes About Killing ACLU’s Chris Soghoian – The Intercept…
Your news links for today: T-Mobile no longer charges you for using your phone in Mexico and Canada – Android Central New T-Mobile ‘Uncarrier’ Move Eliminates North American Borders –…
Your news links for today: Canadian government issues “transparency reporting guidelines” – Canadian Privacy Law Blog ICANN’s plan to end online anonymity would ‘radically undermine’ internet privacy and safety –…
Your news links for today: High prices are sparking a wireless black market in Canada – Alpha Beatic Why the New Canadian Telecom Transparency Rules Fall Short – Michael Geist…
Your news links for today: Fleet of Government Aircraft Flying Secret Missions over U.S. Cities – Medium How the Founding Fathers Fought an 18th Century Version of the President’s Illegal…
Your news links for today: WikiLeaks drops new set of secret TISA docs: Yep, no one agrees – Ars Technica Tech Giants Oppose Broad Anti-Piracy Injunctions – TorrentFreak Chicago to…
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Your news links for today: This can be said succinctly: Clips of people being killed shouldn’t be used as campaign fodder – National Post Dear Reddit, this is how the…
Your news links for today: Latest Conservative ad could violate government’s own anti-terror law – CTV News Video: Conservative campaign spokesman Kory Teneycke defends use of ISIS video in recent…
Your news links for today: Stephen Harper ready to sign TPP and throw Tory rural base under the bus – Cory Doctorow Productivity Commission slams TPP for stringent IP measures…
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Your news links for today: Mobilicity accepts Rogers’ $465-million offer – Globe and Mail Industry Canada has approved the sale of Mobilicity to Rogers, Wind Mobile will receive “certain AWS-1…
Your news links for today: Why conservatives want C-51 killed — and what they’re doing about it – iPolitics Senators Walloped with ‘Intense’ Amount of Anti-C-51 Email – The Tyee…
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