slowlane_small.png Crucial U.S. FCC meeting on Thursday could mean many of Canadians’ favourite websites and online services slow to a crawl due to the gutting “Net Neutrality” rules. May 13,…
Big rule changes in the U.S. threaten to put your Internet in the slow lane. Here’s a great explanation of what is happening in the Net Neutrality battle, how it…
Your news links for today: No, wireless bills aren’t actually going down – WordsByNowak Canada ISP Speed Index Results – Netflix Pressure mounts on FCC over net-neutrality changes – BBC…
Proposed changes in the U.S. that could put your Internet use in the slow lane are creating a viral response. Article by Richard Lawler for BGR Despite FCC Chairman Tom…
Frighteningly vague language in the govt’s proposed new Online Spying law could give any public officer, including mayors, access to your private information. That’s right: mayors of major Canadian cities……
Canadians are more surveilled than ever as new technologies enable privacy invasions on a massive scale. How did we arrive at this juncture? And what can we do to modernize…
Who can you trust with your private information? Not the government apparently. Not Big Telecom either. Isn’t it time for Stephen Harper to take responsibility and defend our online privacy?…
What’s at stake in upcoming changes to Canada’s privacy laws? Our own Steve Anderson lays it all out. read more
“When we share on Facebook, we think we’re sharing with our friends. We don’t think we’re sharing everything with some faceless government bureaucrat in Ottawa using our tax dollars to…
Your news links for today: Transparent Lives – Surveillance in Canada Government snooping on social media may breach Privacy Act – CBC News Ottawa launches data collection review – Globe…
Why are telecom providers refusing to come clean about disclosing your private information? Article by Michael Geist While much of the attention this week on the massive number of requests…
We’ve been demanding that the Canadian government stand up and defend our privacy instead of invading it. You should too: http://OpenMedia.ca/DefendPrivacy But how can you know if your private information…
The government spies on Canadians’ private information more than a million times a year, often without a warrant. If that wasn’t enough, now it turns out they’re creeping on your…
Your news links for today: The cyberbullying bill at committee – National Magazine A Chat with Canada’s Foremost Cybersecurity Expert – VICE Motherboard Federal government is ‘creeping’ your Facebook page…
This government has proven that they can’t be trusted with Canadians’ private information. Tell them it’s time to take responsibility and defend our privacy at http://OpenMedia.ca/DefendPrivacy Article by Global News…
ProtectOurPrivacy.png Transparent Lives: Surveillance in Canada reveals how Canadians are increasingly leading their lives under pervasive government surveillance and shows how out-of-control government spying can be curbed May 8, 2014…
Canadians are demanding that the government stop spying on their sensitive private information without a warrant. Here’s an expert look at why we can’t trust the government’s talking points. Article…
Your news links for today: Why Public Safety Minister Blaney Gets It Wrong on Privacy and Warrantless Disclosures – Michael Geist Lawyer: Cybercrime bill could be applied to people sharing…
Don’t you think it’s time for Stephen Harper to take responsibility and defend online privacy? SHARE if you agree read more
Canada’s Privacy Commissioner has revealed that in just one year the government made 1.2 million requests for sensitive information about our private online activities from telecom companies, often without a…
