Europe’s Proposed “E-Evidence” Package Draws Fire
A European proposal (dubbed “E-Evidence”) that would allow the American government to potentially wiretap European citizens is receiving backlash.
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Canadian Ethics Committee Recommends Against Internet Censorship
In another blow to bring censorship to Canada, the Canadian House of Commons Ethics committee recommended rejecting Internet censorship.
BBFC Unveils £10 “Porn Passes” So UK Residents Can Access Online Porn
If you are a UK resident, you may soon be asking a shopkeeper to buy a so-called “porn pass” if you wish to view explicit material online.
FCC’s Net Neutrality Repeal Published in the Federal Register
The FCC’s network neutrality repeal has now been published in the federal register. This signals the next stage in the battle to save the Internet in the US.
An Analysis of the Recently Released Text of the TPP
For those following the roller coaster of a debate surrounding the TPP, the text has recently been released. We take a look at what was made public.
Spanish Judge Orders ISPs to Start Blocking Streaming Sites
It is looking like Spain may become the latest country to have ISPs block access to filesharing and streaming sites.
800,000 Customers Compromised in Swisscom Data Breach
The company says that financial information wasn’t compromised, but other sensitive information has been stolen.
Irish Judge Grants Injunction to Block 8 Torrent and Streaming Sites
8 websites that offer streaming or torrents are going to be blocked. This is thanks to an injunction granted by an Irish judge.
ISP Apologizes After Blocking Bit.ly As a Phishing Website
If you are clicking on some links via Twitter, you might have gotten a phishing security warning over the weekend. Apparently, Bit.ly was blocked by mistake.
ISP’s Won’t Commit to Network Neutrality Standards When Asked
In the wake of the FCC vote to kill network neutrality, a lot of eyes are on the ISP’s and what their next moves will be.
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