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Tweet Ove the last few years, I’ve dabbled in Facebook, but frankly never really wanted to share all the trivia of my life with others, and nor did I want to know the trivia of other peoples’ lives. Periodically, Facebook … Continue reading
Tweet The escalating row over the News of the World phone hacking brings further revelations overnight (News of the World hacking row escalates). Hopefully, News International’s attempt to deflect all responsibility from Rebekah brooks to Andy Coulson will fail, and … Continue reading
Tweet The BBC reports that the UK ISP TalkTalk (also known as StalkStalk) is pressing on with its intrusive malware scanning system (Talk Talk to introduce controversial virus alert system). However a better analysis can be read over at NoDPI … Continue reading
Tweet It would seem as though the UK government has quietly performed an about turn and revived the Intercept Modernisation Plan (‘Surveillance state’ fear as government revives tracking plan | UK news | The Guardian). As The Guardian reports: A … Continue reading
Tweet It’s been a while since I noted any news about Phorm, the outfit that hawked a system for illicit DPI snooping in internet traffic. The Register today reports that the EU is to sue the UK over its failure … Continue reading
