More Tech Companies Come Out to Support Google In API Case Drew Wilson | January 17, 2020 There’s been additional developments in the Google v Oracle case. More tech companies are coming out to support Google in the case.
Miscommunication Blamed for Delay in DOJ Accessing iPhone Drew Wilson | January 15, 2020 The US government is using a delay in accessing an iPhone as a reason to get backdoors. However, the real fault could’ve been a miscommunication.
Creative Commons Community Celebrates Another Court Win Drew Wilson | January 14, 2020 The Creative Commons community is celebrating another legal win. The US court of appeals have confirmed the non-commercial element of the license.
APIs Can Not Be Copyrighted EFF Tells US Supreme Court Drew Wilson | January 13, 2020 Things are not looking good in the Oracle v Google case. So, the EFF has asked the Supreme court to reverse the API decision.
Internet Censorship Creep Expands in Canada Without Court Oversight Drew Wilson | January 12, 2020 Canadian internet censorship has expanded for the first time since the GoldTV ruling. Independent ISPs were also told to shut up about it too.
Google Urges Supreme Court to Overturn Google v Oracle Decision Drew Wilson | January 7, 2020 The ongoing Google v Oracle could be heading to the US Supreme Court. This after Google urged the court to overturn the decision.
Second Class Action Lawsuit Filed Over LifeLabs Data Breach Drew Wilson | January 4, 2020 Just days after a class action lawsuit was filed in Toronto over the LifeLabs data breach, a second class action lawsuit was filed in BC.
Facebook Hit With $1.6 Million Fine in Brazil Over Cambridge Analytica Drew Wilson | January 2, 2020 The Cambridge Analytica is continuing to have regulatory ripple effects. Facebook has now been fined $1.6 Million in Brazil.
LifeLabs Hit With Class Action Lawsuit After 15 Million Breach Drew Wilson | December 29, 2019 A class action lawsuit was filed against Canadian private company LifeLabs. This in response to a 15 million Canadian data breach.
Constitutional Court Declares Austrian Hacking Law Unconstitutional Drew Wilson | December 26, 2019 An Austrian law that allowed police to upload malicious software to targets computers has been declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Court.
