The Department of Homeland Security's Transportation Security Administration Agency (TSA) disclosed that it amassed a secret database of air travelers...

It is estimated that 40 million credit card numbers might have been compromised by well coordinated attacks on large US...

For a year, San Francisco air travelers have been offered the option of enrollment in the Clear Registered Traveler Program...

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Fifteen teachers accused of sexually abusing students, but cleared of suspicion, sued their school districts to block release of their...

The city of Memphis, Tennessee sued AOL for the names of people contributing to the web blog MPD Enforcer 2.0....

Gmail privacy flaw reveals user name provided when the e-mail account was established. When Gmail users share Google Calendar items...

Color printers are growing in popularity as the price declines. Most consumers do not know that when they print documents...

The first ever European Privacy Seal for ICT products or IT-based services was awarded to ixquick.com. The seal guarantees that...

The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on a State Department Inspector General report that investigated the abuse of access,...

On July 10, 2008, the President signed the FISA reform bill into law. On the same day the ACLU filed...

The Senate voted 69-28 to support changes in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. There were several attempts to remove language...

On the 30th Day following a letter by privacy advocates to Google about the missing link to its privacy policy...

Judge Louis Stanton of the US District Court of New York ruled in Viacom's favor and against online privacy. Viacom...

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An editorial letter from Senator Russ Feingold expresses his opposition to a compromise bill on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act...

Forty-two states now have data breach notification statutes enacted into law. Data breach notification makes it unlawful for government agencies...

Contact your Senator now -- urge them to shed some sunlight on the contents of ACTA and to give citizens an opportunity for meaningful consultation. It's your Internet too!

Join a broad coalition of groups in urging key congressional committees to take action to protect travelers' digital privacy rights!