Search giant's privacy rules eyed - Boston Herald

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Search giant's privacy rules eyed Boston Herald By Brendan Lynch European regulators have asked search giant Google to delay the March 1 overhaul of its “terms of service,” those documents every website has — and hardly anyone reads — that control your online privacy. Google has several documents ... EU probes new Google privacy policyNDTV Google Faces Heat Over New Privacy PolicyVoice of America Google faces privacy rollout delayThe Australian gulfnews.com -ZDNet Asia -iT News all 85 news articles »

Please respect Yuvraj's privacy, BCCI to media - Times of India

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Please respect Yuvraj's privacy, BCCI to media Times of India NEW DELHI: The Indian Cricket Board on Monday said it would issue regular health updates of World Cup hero Yuvraj Singh, who is being treated for lung cancer in the United States, and pleaded with the media to respect the ailing player's privacy. Support pledged for Yuvraj Singh after cancer newsBBC Sport all 417 news articles »

Google Privacy Issues Let Microsoft Tout IE9's Safeguards - PCWorld (blog)

Google Privacy Issues Let Microsoft Tout IE9's Safeguards PCWorld (blog) By Christina DesMarais, PCWorld Feb 5, 2012 1:35 PM Microsoft is taking advantage of all the hullabaloo surrounding Google's privacy policy changes, by buying ads last week in major newspapers that called out how its products and practices are ... and more »

Google Privacy Policy Changes Concern Congress, Europe - eWeek

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Google Privacy Policy Changes Concern Congress, Europe eWeek Despite public concerns from members of Congress and European data-protection authorities, Google isn't going to slow or stop its march to whittle its product privacy policies down into one big umbrella policy. Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) plans to move ... Google's New Privacy Policy May Violate HIPAA, Congresswoman SaysSearch Engine Land EU regulators want Google to halt new privacy policyReuters EU Presses Google to Delay Privacy Policy ChangesNew York Times InformationWeek -Washington Post all 624 news articles »

Wash. considers collecting DNA upon arrest - TheNewsTribune.com

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Wash. considers collecting DNA upon arrest TheNewsTribune.com Nevertheless, the rush to expand DNA's use in criminal investigations worries privacy advocates, and courts around the country have disagreed about whether such laws violate the 4th Amendment to the US Constitution, which protects people from ... DNA collectionThe Seattle Times all 25 news articles »