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Twitter Improves Privacy Options, Now Supports 'Do Not Track' - Wired News

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Twitter Improves Privacy Options, Now Supports 'Do Not Track' Wired News By Scott Gilbertson The company recently confirmed that it supports the Do Not Track header, a user privacy tool originally created by Mozilla that is in the process of becoming a web standard. That means if you visit Twitter in any web browser that ... What Twitter's privacy move means for youMarketWatch Twitter Jumps on 'Do Not Track' BandwagonPCWorld Want Privacy on Twitter? Use FirefoxCIO CNN International -Reuters all 185 news articles »

German privacy official warns potential Facebook investors - Los Angeles Times

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German privacy official warns potential Facebook investors Los Angeles Times By Salvador Rodriguez A German government official warned his country's would-be Facebook investors that the social network's business is based on practices that are prohibited by European privacy laws. Thilo Weichert, data protection commissioner for ... German privacy official warns Facebook investorsThe Seattle Times all 70 news articles »

Facebook Hit with Lawsuit Alleging Privacy Wrongs: Seeks $10K for each Member - PCWorld

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Facebook Hit with Lawsuit Alleging Privacy Wrongs: Seeks $10K for each Member PCWorld By John P. Mello Jr., PCWorld May 18, 2012 9:21 AM A class action lawsuit has been filed against Facebook seeking $15 billion in damages, or $10000 per member, for violating the privacy of its members. The action filed in federal district court in ... Facebook Class Action Lawsuit Seeks $15 Billion for Privacy ViolationseWeek What you need to know about that $15 billion Facebook privacy caseGigaOM Facebook Hit with $15 Billion Privacy Class Action SuitSci-Tech Today BGR -MarketWatch (press release) all 62 news articles »

School officials' Facebook rummaging prompts mom's privacy crusade - msnbc.com (blog)

School officials' Facebook rummaging prompts mom's privacy crusade msnbc.com (blog) "What a violation of my daughter's privacy this whole episode was," Broviak said. The incident took "a huge toll on my daughter, who ended up crying through most of the rest of the day and therefore missed most of her classes. and more »

Watchdog warns robocalls scandal raises privacy concerns - CBC.ca

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Watchdog warns robocalls scandal raises privacy concerns CBC.ca The continuing robocalls investigation highlights concerns over how political parties use private, personal information, says a new research report commissioned by the federal privacy commissioner. The long-awaited study details what it calls "trends ... Parties' use of personal data concerns privacy watchdogVictoria Times Colonist Robocalls scandal highlights privacy concernsMetroNews Canada all 39 news articles »