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Google's Street View Challenged in the UK
Google's Street View launched in the US last May, but expanding the service to Europe is proving to be a bit more difficult for Google. The Google Maps blog today
Pew: 71% of Young Adults Change Online Privacy Settings
The same day on which Facebook has rolled back changes to its default privacy settings, Pew Research has released a report on privacy and reputation among young adults that has
Facebook's New Events Publisher Demonstrates How Wrong the Site's New Privacy Strategy Is
"Dear Grandma, would you like to come out to the bar with my friends and I for a drink tonight?" Your grandmother is on Facebook now and Facebook introduced today
Google Warns of Privacy Issues on the Social Web
In a recent paper about social privacy Google researchers caution that the expansion of the social Web and our growing involvement with it is compromising our privacy while offering the
Google Offers Lip Service Response to Privacy Commissioners
Last month, leaders from 10 countries co-authored a letter to Google criticizing the company's handling of privacy concerns when rolling out new technologies. On Friday, Google sent a response to
Flickr Nails Photo Privacy With New Geofence Feature
Flickr will announce a new feature this morning called Geofences, forward- and backward-looking place-specific privacy settings for the location data of the geotagged photos you upload. The feature is live
The New MySpace Profiles: Granular Privacy, W3C Compliance
MySpace launched "Profile version 2.0" late last night and a number of the changes are quite significant. The two biggest in our minds are the ability to set different privacy
Big Tech Fights Big Government Over Proposed California Privacy Bill
Big Tech is fighting Big Government in California over a proposed privacy bill that would limit the amount of information that companies can share about their users. A coalition of
Zuckerberg Changes His Own Privacy Settings
Following one of the biggest changes to the culture of Facebook in years, founder Mark Zuckerberg has changed his own privacy settings to reflect what's now recommended for everyone else.
Privacy Policies Are Dead, Privacy Watchdog Says
Privacy policies are dead, says Fran Maier, President of privacy auditing firm TrustE, and it's time for the web to move into an era of "just in time" notifications whenever
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