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Category Archives: Privacy
Is ‘Safe Harbour’, safe? Does it meet all #EU #acquis (EU laws)? Does, for instance, #Facebook?
The EU has a ‘Safe Harbour’ agreement with the US to provide “adequate protection” for EU businesses and citizens’ data: “The European Commission’s Directive on Data Protection went into effect in October of 1998, and would prohibit the transfer of … Continue reading
#ECJ ruling and why EU data must be ‘black-boxed’ from extra-EU judicial authorities.
Two recent European Court of Justice (ECJ) rulings have made clear that the policing of data in Europe should not be carried out by Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Both of these cases involve SABAM, a Belgian company responsible for authorising … Continue reading
“Kroes: Cloud can deliver digital growth” with my immediate observations including questions cc @NeelieKroes @euractiv @DigitalAgendaEU @10comm
EU Digital Agenda Commissioner Neelie Kroes talks excitedly about “Cloud computing” here: The Cloud, like the Internet, is Global in nature. Cloud services are offered by a myriad companies whom are based in many of nation states and so their … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, EU Legislation of the Internet, Privacy, Protesting, The Freedom Revolution(s)
Tagged #EU, #MegaUpload, #Wikileaks, Bodog, Calvin Ayre, Cloud, cloud computing, contact lists, Department of Homeland, Digital Agenda, Google, iceland, iPhone, Kroes, Mastercard, Twitter, US, VeriSign, Visa, Viviane Reding
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#ACTA statement by @VivianeRedingEU with my immediate observations including questions cc @RalfGrahn @FFII @EDRi_org
Here is a statement by Viviane Reding, Vice-President of the European Commission and EU Commissioner for Justice, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship, on freedom of expression and information via the Internet, attempts to block websites, “three-strikes-laws”, and ACTA: Click to access quote_statement_en.pdf Here are … Continue reading
My Blog: Your web activity is being tracked! Some simple ways I employ to stop being tracked. So, enlarge the ‘0,1% who knows’.
Some recent tweets have caused me to write this article: 10 COM @10comm Guide to digital advertising industry that’s watching your every click (watch out, 16 data-trackers on website…)theatlantic.com/technology/arc… A.Wood.B.Maven @awbMaven @10comm The @Ghostery extension blocks 15 of of the … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Privacy, Protesting, The Freedom Revolution(s)
Tagged #Privacy, A Little Privacy, Adblock Plus, Advertising, Anonymous, Autoruns, AVG Safe Search, CCleaner, ccureit, Chrome, Collusion, Do Not Track Plus, Firefox, Flashblock, Ghostery, Glary Utilities, Internet, Keep MORE Opt Outs, Keep My Opt-Outs, Malwarebytes, ScriptNo, Secunia PSI, Spybot, stop being tracked, Tracking, TrueCrypt, VPN, Web, Xmarks Bookmark Sync
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#EU goes into #ACTA propoganda overdrive and lies through their teeth.
From the EU: “ACTA ensures people everywhere can continue to share non-pirated material and information on the web” http://ec.europa.eu/trade/creating-opportunities/trade-topics/intellectual-property/anti-counterfeiting/ How are implementors of ACTA going to differentiate between non-pirated material and pirated material without snooping on what is being shared … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, EU Legislation of the Internet, Privacy, Protesting, The Freedom Revolution(s)
Tagged #ACTA, #Democracy, #ECommerce, #EU, #Privacy, #Transparancy
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