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End is near for surveillance law powers
c/o POLITICO
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Identity tech made 3 out of Tana Geneva's, 5 Unbelievably Creepy Surveillance Tactics Read more about: Biometric Time Clocks, GPS/RFID location tagging of Children and, of course, Biometric Databases here.
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Here is second life for news that matters:
Texas Federal Judge hears case of Hernandez v. NISD
E-Verify ordinance repealed in Springfield, MO
E-Verify Begins Checking Driver’s License and ID Cards from the State of Florida
Tennessee Appeals Court says accident statistics justifies suspicionless roadblocks for license checks
TSA (Finally) Studying Health Effects of Body Scanners
Court Rules Antiwar Activists Can Sue Government Spies
SANTA?! [No. Its just Sen. Al Franken with a location privacy bill for all the boys and girls!!]
FTC orders data brokers to explain use of consumer profiles
National Initiative For #Cybersecurity Education is a USGov effort to shift CyberSec responsibility into anointed hands csrc.nist.gov/nice/documents…
— WarOnPrivacy (@WarOnPrivacy) December 18, 2012
NSTIC Technologies under the microscope Microsoft scrutinized by EU Privacy Watchdogs
Patient Privacy Rights makes reccomendations for HIPPA regs updated for the cloud
How Joe Biden helped us all actually e-mail in private.
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