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How to circumvent Privacy Laws: As you all know, most jurisdictions allow individuals to ask for data collected by an organization (being it a company or a governmental organization). A lot of countries have Data Protection Commissioners that look into what companies and more often Read More...
Posted 20 August 08 09:10 by rhalbh | 0 Comments
Filed under Terrorism, Law Enforcement, Policy, Privacy
What is more important: Security or Privacy?: This is basically a very interesting and pretty fundamental question for the society. After 9/11 the US changed the way they work significantly. Just as an example: Airlines had to give the US government information about passengers flying to the US that Read More...
Posted 17 January 08 08:40 by rhalbh | 3 Comments
Filed under Security, Cybercrime, Terrorism, Law Enforcement, Policy
Fight against Terror and how it can be abused: I am not completely clear how much a lot of the measures we see (like the fluid restrictions on planes, the forced violation of privacy laws by airlines by having to transmit PII to the US, ...) really bring. On the other hand we definitely see some pretty Read More...
Posted 06 November 07 08:14 by rhalbh | 0 Comments
Filed under Terrorism, Policy

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