The problematic digital frisking legislation, known as Bill S-7, has finally been fixed to remove the problem clause.
Canadian Government Eliminates Problematic Language in Bill S-7 (Digital Frisking) Read More »
After it was declared unconstitutional, the Canadian government is trying to revive digital frisking via Bill S-7.
Canadian Government Trying to Revive Digital Frisking At the Border Read More »
A US federal court has ruled on the hugely controversial practice of border security searching people’s laptops and cell phones. It calls the practice unconstitutional.
US Court Rules Suspicionless Phone and Laptop Searches Unconstitutional Read More »
It may have been little more then an intimidating demand from businesses at ACTA negotiations, but now the Department of Homeland Security is saying that
Digital Frisking for Copyright Infringement at US Border Disclosed Read More »
Does border security have a right to search your iPod, laptop or USB sticks? This has increasingly become a central question and some, like the
EFF Demands Investigation for Suspicionless Digital Searches at Border Read More »
