Tuesday, January 30, 2007

EU parliament debates personal data rules in wake of SWIFT scandal

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In the wake of the SWIFT privacy scandal , the European parliament will be debating the scandal, European data protection laws and broader i...
Monday, January 29, 2007

X-ray cameras 'see through clothes'

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I just checked my calendar to see if I accidentally slept in and woke up on April 1. According to Yahoo News, the British government is cons...
Sunday, January 28, 2007

Five Things You Didn't Know About Me

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Earlier this week, I was tagged by Michel Adrien aka "Library Boy" ( Library Boy: Five Things You Didn't Know About Me ) to es...
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Norway Investigates Google on Privacy

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Michael Zimmer has noted that the Norwegian government is investigating the privacy practices o Google, particularly its habit of retaining ...

Are Privacy Notices Worthless?

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In Computerworld, Jay Cline asks " Are Privacy Notices Worthless? ". In my not so humble opinion, most of them are. Too many are o...

More Privacy Podcasts

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Earlier this week, I posted about Privacy podcasts . I've since received an e-mail from Pogo Was Right , which pointed to two recent pri...
Saturday, January 27, 2007

Incident: Club Monaco associated with privacy breach

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Fashion retailer Club Monaco is now associated with a third information breach, though the details are very sketchy. From the Globe & Ma...

Will this be beginning of breach notification in Canada?

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The recent personal information breaches in Canada have prompted a lot of discussion about breach notification. This may be the upswell of c...
Friday, January 26, 2007

Second video voyeurism conviction in NS

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The second (that I know of) conviction under Canada's new voyeurism laws took place yesterday in Halifax. The Daily News: News Former ...

B.C. privacy commissioner to rule on ID scans in bars

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According to the CBC, the Information and Privacy Commissioner has completed his inquiry related to the practice of swiping drivers' lic...