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Facebook’s Three Steps To Privacy

It seems Facebook is at last responding to long standing privacy concerns from both it’s users and privacy campaigners in general. Facebook has been facing growing concerns over a number…

Updated: February 24, 2015 by PrivacyPulp

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ProtonMail campaign raises $550,000+

The ProtonMail campaign has now raised $550,492 way ahead of the original $100,000 goal and that should ensure more development and hopefully access for more users around the world. The…

Updated: February 24, 2015 by PrivacyPulp

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Europe v Facebook Privacy Class Action

Campaigner and lawyer Max Schrems is once again taking on the social network giant. In 2011 he forced the firm to reveal all the information it was holding on him.…

Updated: February 24, 2015 by PrivacyPulp

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Google, Child Porn and Privacy

Google and long been accused of breaching user’s privacy but the latest furore stems from a case where it reported a known child abuser to the authorities for transmitting child…

Updated: February 24, 2015 by PrivacyPulp

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Attacks on Tor Risk User’s Anonymity

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University may have developed a method of identifying hundreds of thousands of Tor users. The researchers had planned to detail their technique at next week’s Black…

Updated: February 24, 2015 by PrivacyPulp

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Data Retention Bill To Become Law

The UK Government’s Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Bill looks set to become law having cleared the Lords in just two hours. The controversial bill was rushed through Parliament with…

Updated: February 24, 2015 by PrivacyPulp

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