EFF Sues AT&T to Stop Illegal Surveillance ... alleges that Telecom Collaborated with NSA to Spy on Customers (thanks to Jason Schultz LawGeek )
And in the the State of the Union Address, the President maintains not only is the practice legal but that the key people of the legislative branch were advised, and all is right... I'm still confused as to why the appropriate search warrants couldn't be obtained within the 72 hours after the taps were first made... since this argument doesn't seem to be debated very much (rather just the yes he can, no he can't factions seem to be vocal)...I must be missing something... what?
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Tuesday, January 31
EFF Sues AT&T to Stop Illegal Surveillance
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dsoul
on January 31, 2006 10:00PM (PST)
Thursday, January 12
Is your car spying on you?
by
dsoul
on January 12, 2006 06:16PM (PST)
To get key accident data, 30 million cars now record drivers' behavior.
Keeping Email Private
by
dsoul
on January 12, 2006 06:09PM (PST)
David Appell comments on potential hazards when "special circumstances manage to drill their way into every reasonable policy.." more »
Kafkaesque? Big Brother? Finding the Right Literary Metaphor for Net Privacy
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dsoul
on January 12, 2006 06:07PM (PST)
Carl Kaplan writes in the NY Times about an article by Daniel J.
Solove, an assistant professor at Seton Hall ... more »
Least of the Cows' Worries ?
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dsoul
on January 12, 2006 06:03PM (PST)
RFID technology is
now being used to streamline collection and testing of milk samples on
Australian cows. (The cows point ... more »
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