Communications Data Bill should be completely rethought, Nick Clegg and Justice Committee argue
The man in charge of the inquiry into press standards wants to stop Internet trolls
Exclusive: US officials try to alter and delay EU data privacy reform, sources tell TechWeekEurope, but Commission stands firm
Facebook users have only a week to vote on controversial changes to the social networking giant's user policies
Austrian privacy group is preparing for a lawsuit against Facebook after more than a year of campaigning for changes
Nick Clegg is on the verge of withdrawing support for the controversial Communications Data Bill
Wayne Rash asks: how could the head of the CIA not realise he couldn't trust secrets to Gmail?
Facebook's proposed changes to its privacy policy get a bashing
Facebook is proposing a change to its data usage policies to allow user details to be shared with its Intagram…
Tech giant worried governments will ruin the Internet
Government urges companies to open up under midata initiative
Facebook joins other US bodies pushing for changes to European Commission data privacy proposals
Google Chrome users now have the option of enabling 'Do Not Track' in their browser, a feature which is stirring…
New users will be given more education during the signing up process
Home secretary bats away most questions on the Communications Data Bill but has a few wobbles in the face of…
Hackers have stolen sensitive data on 3.6 million taxpayers from the US state of South Carolina, in the latest breach…
US agency says Gamma International's software is being used by criminals - but the British firm begs to differ
Changes to Google's privacy policy may come through in response to the EU regulators. But Peter Judge wonders if they…
Santander customers aren't happy about alleged security failings at the bank
Google has to give users more control, says the EU
Unified Google privacy policy is likely to be found illegal
Kroes calls on industry to ensure DNT is not weakened because of advertiser pressure
Wales tells TechWeekEurope he plans to explain the flaws of 'Snooper's Charter' to home secretary next month
O2 parent Telefonica has launched a new unit devoted to reselling real-time data on the movements of its users around…
Shares count as likes, even when shared in private, but only on plug-in counters, but some likes are liking stuff…
Microsoft has provoked fury among advertisers for its default 'Do Not Track' feature in Internet Explorer 10
French data protection watchdog says claims of a bug revealing private messages on users' walls are nonsense
A new survey has revealed that BYOD users have privacy concerns over the snooping habits of their bosses
Gove gives up the ghost in fight with ICO
Businesses feel cloud computing lacks maturity and shows little innovation, according to a survey by the Cloud Security Alliance