UK Home Office Says Securing Facebook Gives Free Reign to Terrorists Drew Wilson | December 25, 2019 The UK government launched a fresh attack against Facebook. They say that security on Facebook will give free reign to child abusers and terrorists.
US President Donald Trump Impeached. Will This Affect Digital Rights? Drew Wilson | December 18, 2019 Today, US president Donald Trump became the third president in US history to be impeached. One question is what impact will this have on digital rights.
Open Rights Group Releases Results of What Political Parties Track Drew Wilson | December 5, 2019 The Open Rights Group is releasing results on what they found about the tracking habits of political parties. It’s thanks to provisions in the GDPR.
Bureaucratic Hurdles In Getting Equifax Settlement Sparks Criticism Drew Wilson | November 21, 2019 American citizens have been offered an option to get settlement money over the Equifax data breach. However, the hurdles being thrown up is sparking criticism.
Liberal Minority Could Mean Worst Laws Could Be On Hold Drew Wilson | October 22, 2019 Canadians are waking up to the results of the federal election. The Liberal minority could actually be good news.
Canada Election Today: What’s the Impact of Digital Rights? Drew Wilson | October 21, 2019 Canada votes today. So, we look back and see what impact digital rights and technology had on the debate.
Pres. of Canadian Domain Registry: Where’s Encryption Debate? Drew Wilson | October 20, 2019 The president of the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA), Byron Holland, is actively wondering if Canada intends on weakening encryption.
Conservative Targeted Mailer Puts Privacy in Spotlight Drew Wilson | October 16, 2019 A piece of mail sent by the Conservative party targeting the Jewish community is raising a fresh round of concerns for privacy.
Conservatives Release Their Party Platform – The Worst Out of Everyone Drew Wilson | October 14, 2019 It took three quarters of the election cycle, but we now have the Conservative election platform. We take a look at it through a digital rights lens.
Canadian Election Gets Ugly: CBC Sues the Conservative Party Drew Wilson | October 12, 2019 As we head into the final stretch of the Canadian election, things got ugly after the CBC sued the Conservative party for copyright infringement.
