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KEY DOCS} Status of the Computer-Assisted Passenger Prescreening System (CAPPS II)
} Bigger Monster, Weaker Chains: The Growth of an American Surveillance Society
} The Privacy Torts: How U.S. State Law Quietly Leads the Way in Privacy Protection
} Social Security Numbers: Government Could Provide Better Safeguards
} Health and Human Services "Privacy" Standards: The Coming Destruction of American Medical Privacy
} Report on Financial Privacy, Law Enforcement and Terrorism
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News 2004-08-24
New virus spys with webcams!
2004-08-23
BugMeNot booted, restored
Consumer data sold to politicos
Army: No regrets for data-mining JetBlue customers
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FISC: They who warrant secret wiretaps
NY Times on VoIP taps
2004-08-22
National ID seen in 9/11 panel plan
Surveillance contract for govt housing (8/16)
2004-08-21
FBI infiltrating protestors
Tracking number for RI govt schools
More no-fly list follies
2004-08-20
Privacy Villain: TSA bag-screener thieves redux
. . . Reports of thefts from air travel baggage continue to pour in. Recent incidents in New York reveal that it seems to be easier to initiate an investigation into the federal employees pawing through your luggage if you're a celebrity. Sadly, none of this is surprising under a total federal takeover of airport security.
Ted Kennedy on "no fly" list
2004-08-19
Canada telemarketer rules won't stop fraud: cop
RFID makes pants premiere
Wiretapping and politics of fear
Pre-register for tracking microchip!
2004-08-18
Border buffoonery
Ruling in DNA case
McDonald's to accept RFID MasterCard
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