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Patriot Act Turns 10, With No Signs of Retirement

October 26, 2011 wired.com

The USA Patriot Act, the law granting the government vast surveillance powers adopted in the wake of September 11, turns a decade old Wednesday. Yet the law seemingly is being invoked far more to t

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U.S. Requests for Google User Data Spike 29 Percent in Six Months

October 25, 2011 wired.com

Google reports that U.S. government requests for user data for use in criminal investigations continues to rise, even as a bill to require an officer to get a judge’s approval to get at a cit

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Aging ‘Privacy’ Law Leaves Cloud E-Mail Open to Cops

October 21, 2011 wired.com

Twenty-five years ago Friday, President Ronald Reagan signed legislation that for the first time provided Americans with sweeping digital-privacy protections.
The law came at a time when e-ma

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Germany Sought Info About FBI Spy Tool in 2007

October 13, 2011 wired.com

Two years before the Bavarian state in Germany began using a controversial spy tool to gather evidence from suspect computers, German authorities approached the Federal Bureau of Investigation abou

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