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No Internet Privacy in Canada...will the US be far behind?
Public Post No warrant needed to trace Internet use TORONTO, Feb. 13 (UPI) -- A judge in Canada has ruled that Internet users have no expectation of privacy and police can use track people through Internet protocols without warrants. The ruling by Ontario Superior Court Judge Lynne Leitch is binding on lower courts, and gives law enforcement a new tool to use in investigating such matters as child pornography, the National Post reported Friday.Does your child need privacy?
I love the ParentCenter website and I found this on there and found it to be very informational. Kristi Alexander, clinical psychologist says: Surprising as it may seem, even preschoolers need privacy sometimes. For instance, your child may express a desire to use the toilet, dress or undress herself, look at books in her room, or play with a friend away from your watchful eye.Another Chip Off the Fourth Amendment and the Right to Privacy
Camera convicted him but raised battle over privacy By Tim McGlone The Virginian-Pilot © February 15, 2009 Farmers beware: Big Brother may be watching. Eastern Shore soybean farmer Steve Van- Kesteren learned that the hard way when he was charged with taking two red-tailed hawks, a violation of the federal Migratory Bird Act. The evidence against him was a video recording showing him dispatching the birds with an ax.Shia LaBeouf talks about fame, privacy and the car accident
Shia LaBeouf’s conspiracy thriller “Eagle Eye” debuted at the top of the weekend box office with $29.2 million, according to studio estimates Sunday. After escaping the bad guys in Indiana Jones 4 this summer, he and co-star Michelle Monaghan are fleeing from something more mysterious in Eagle Eye, the new thriller from Steven Spielberg. The Paramount-DreamWorks release was the second No.Britney Spears's Price for Privacy
Britney Spears is seeking privacy at any cost – no matter how small. In legal papers filed Friday, her lawyers sought a one-time reimbursement of $25 for use of a private room at L.A.'s Stanley Mosk Courthouse, where the pop star's conservatorship case and her former custody battle have played out. The room was "needed for privacy from reporters eavesdropping," Spears's lawyers wrote.Privacy Issues on Google Maps Street View
* PUBLIC POST ** Thanks to GeekSugar for posting about this issue. It reminded me to do some neglected follow-up. http://www.geeksugar.com/2585688?page=0#comment-4412520 In case you haven't done so yet, you may want to google your street address.PRIVACY PLEASE
Background info - I'm going on my 4th year of college. My University is in the same town that I grew up and where my parents still live. I haven't lived at home full time for about 3 years now because I lived in the dorms my first 2 years and had my own apartment this past year.Marilyn Manson wins privacy order in Gacy lawsuit
Marilyn Manson has won a court bid to keep details of his financial affairs private as part of his ongoing legal battle with former bandmate Madonna Wayne Gacy. Gacy sued the Shock Rocker for breach of contract last August, claiming Manson poured the group’s money into financing his drug habit, his wedding to burlesque model Dita Von Teese and decorating work at his Chatsworth, California home. Manson then countersued in December, accusing Gacy of failing to properly carry out touring, recording and merchandising duties.Profile Privacy?
Can anyone see our profiles? Is it possible to make my profile only visible to my "friends" or other people that are logged into the Sugar sites with a username? Just an idea...Facebook "breaches Canadian law"
Popular social networking site Facebook is breaching Canadian law by holding on to users' personal information indefinitely, a report has concluded. An investigation by Canada's privacy commission found the US-based website also gave "confusing or incomplete" information to subscribers. Facebook says it is aiming to safeguard users' privacy without compromising their experience of the site.
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