snooping

Former Apple exec claims the company spied on his text messages
Apple alleges he breached his contract by making plans for a competing company while employed at Apple.
By C. Fisher, 12.10.2019
Russia stops at nothing to silence Telegram
And if it succeeds, Facebook will probably be next.
By D. Cooper, 04.18.2018
The NSA is reportedly scouring Angry Birds and other apps for user data
By S. Silbert, 01.27.2014
This is the Modem World: E-Snooping on Our Loved Ones is Bad. Or is it?
By J. Fruhlinger, 12.12.2012
Google confirms it still has a 'small portion' of Street View WiFi data, apologizes
By D. Melanson, 07.27.2012
Google Street View's WiFi snooping triggers renewed scrutiny in the UK
By A. Verrecchio, 06.12.2012
Justice Department clears Google of WiFi wiretapping violations
By J. Trew, 04.28.2012
UK planning second snooping bill, proxy servers to sell out shortly
By D. Cooper, 04.02.2012
Wireless snooping WASP drone knows you want extra jalapeños, no sliced tomato
By S. Sakr, 08.01.2011
UAE plans enterprise-class messaging ban for individuals and small companies?
By S. Hollister, 04.17.2011
India wants to spy on Nokia users, BlackBerry fans no longer feel special
By T. O'Brien, 04.16.2011
California Supreme Court says warrantless searches of suspects' text messages are legal
By V. Savov, 01.10.2011
Wall Street Journal says apps may violate privacy, fingers MySpace and Pandora
By S. Hollister, 12.18.2010
FTC accepts Google's privacy apology, lets Street View off the hook
By S. Hollister, 10.27.2010
Google's wardriving days are over, says Canadian privacy commissioner
By S. Hollister, 10.20.2010
UAE says BlackBerry is now compliant with regulations, free to rock on
By V. Savov, 10.08.2010
Hacker claims third-party iPhone apps can freely transmit UDID, pose serious threat to privacy
By S. Hollister, 10.03.2010
Saudi Arabia pleased by RIM's concession, says BlackBerry messaging can stay for now
By S. Hollister, 08.10.2010
Google's South Korean offices raided by police as part of Street View investigation
By V. Savov, 08.10.2010
RIM averts Saudi Arabia's BlackBerry messaging ban, negotiates surrender (update: 48-hour ultimatum)
By S. Hollister, 08.07.2010

snooping

Former Apple exec claims the company spied on his text messages

Russia stops at nothing to silence Telegram

The NSA is reportedly scouring Angry Birds and other apps for user data

This is the Modem World: E-Snooping on Our Loved Ones is Bad. Or is it?

Google confirms it still has a 'small portion' of Street View WiFi data, apologizes

Google Street View's WiFi snooping triggers renewed scrutiny in the UK

Justice Department clears Google of WiFi wiretapping violations

UK planning second snooping bill, proxy servers to sell out shortly

Wireless snooping WASP drone knows you want extra jalapeños, no sliced tomato

UAE plans enterprise-class messaging ban for individuals and small companies?

India wants to spy on Nokia users, BlackBerry fans no longer feel special

California Supreme Court says warrantless searches of suspects' text messages are legal

Wall Street Journal says apps may violate privacy, fingers MySpace and Pandora

FTC accepts Google's privacy apology, lets Street View off the hook

Google's wardriving days are over, says Canadian privacy commissioner

UAE says BlackBerry is now compliant with regulations, free to rock on

Hacker claims third-party iPhone apps can freely transmit UDID, pose serious threat to privacy

Saudi Arabia pleased by RIM's concession, says BlackBerry messaging can stay for now

Google's South Korean offices raided by police as part of Street View investigation

RIM averts Saudi Arabia's BlackBerry messaging ban, negotiates surrender (update: 48-hour ultimatum)

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