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Tag Archives: legal issues
Only 1% of Cloud Providers Comply with Proposed European Data Protection Rules
A proposed European Union regulation known as The EU General Data Protection Regulation, which is expected to be passed this year, could change how organizations treat the privacy of personal data. However, very few cloud service providers are able to currently meet these regulations which are likely to come into effect in 2015. Continue reading
Russia Requires ID to Access Public Wi-Fi
People who want to use public Wi-Fi in Russia will need to enter their personal identification information under a new government order. Russian prime minister Dmitry Medvedev signed the new order this week which applies to public hotspots run by network operators. Continue reading
London Police Arrest Man who Ran Proxy Server Giving Access to Blocked Websites
London police arrested a man this week in connection with running a so-called umbrella website providing access to websites blocked for their illegal or copyright infringing content. Continue reading
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Tagged europe, hosting, illegal, illegal-or-copyright, legal issues, regions, so-called-umbrella, vodahost, website-providing, websites-blocked, week
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Sen. Leahy Proposes New Limits on NSA Surveillance and Greater Transparency
Sen. Patrick Leahy has introduced a bill designed to change how the US National Security Agency is allowed to conduct digital surveillance, and allow the public more information on the NSA’s actions. Continue reading
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Tagged agency, allow-the-public, bill-designed, change-how, leahy, legal issues, more-information, national, nsa, patrick-leahy, public, the-public
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Dutch Court Says its Spy Agencies Can Use Data Collected by NSA, Despite Violating Local Laws
According to a Netherlands court ruling, Dutch intelligence agencies can continue using bulk data collected by foreign intelligence agencies (such as the US National Security Agency), even though this type of data collection is illegal for Dutch services. Continue reading
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Tagged agency, bulk-data, court-ruling, data-collection, dutch, europe, even-though, foreign-intelligence, hosting, legal issues, legislation, type
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