Privacy win for America. The FCC requires US ISPs to gather consent before sharing online data
The Investigatory Power Tribunal found the government’s digital snooping activities to be a breach of the European Convention of Human…
Swiss voters have approved a law that allows security services to conduct surveillance operations
Proposal would have allowed FBI to access vast amounts of Internet metadata without a warrant
Governments “are doing a lousy job” when it comes to educating about online data collection, says F-Secure expert
Our handsets are as secure as ever, BlackBerry says
European Court of Human Rights says reading messages sent at work is permitted for employers
Theresa May admits British spooks have been bulk collecting phone data and email records since 2001
Wikipedia founder calls for better security for everyone, and an end to censorship
Major American news outlet encrypts website to protect readers from spies and hackers
British mobile users revealed to be under survelliance from police and other forces using fake mobile phone towers
Government confirms sweeping new powers for the security services in fresh blow to privacy campaigners
The NSA asked its German equilvant for help to spy on industrial conglomerate Siemens
Here we go again. US Republicans introduce Bill to extend surveillance elements of the US Patriot Act
Britain's top anti-terrorism policeman launches extraordinary attack on unnamed tech firms
Communications metadata can now be accessed by Australian government without need of a search warrant
June will see the decision by the top European court on the data sharing agreement between the US and Europe
Licensed to spy. GCHQ permitted to hack into computers and phones, even with no national security concerns
Google warns US government it will fight proposals to allow “remote access” to every computer and device
New proposals governing NSA data collection don't go far enough, campaigners complain
Fugitive millionaire delivers on promise of encrypted rival to Skype to stop government snoops
Founder of the World Wide Web warns that the web is becoming less free and more unequal
UK police forces are accessing people's stored communications without their knowledge, according to an investigation
“To prove you are not spies, we require your source code”, Russia tells Apple and SAP
Secusmart secured Angela Merkel's BlackBerry against NSA snooping. Now BlackBerry wants to offer that more widely
Edward Snowden calls on the tech industry to develop anti-surveillance products in wake of NSA spying
Privacy watchdog says the NSA spying has improved America's cyber security, but there are still concerns
German government cancels Verizon Communications contract in the wake of the NSA spying row
European citizens need better protection from state-sponsored spying, warns top EU watchdog
The top European court asked to review the data sharing agreement between Europe and the US