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‘An 18-year-old man was arrested for resisting arrest in Manchester, New Hampshire, after a police officer scoped him out for parking within a “predictive hot spot” for crime. No other charges were filed. On October 20, Connor Deleire was sitting by himself in his parked 2000 Honda Accord on the north side of Merrimack Street […]

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‘If there are two edicts I try to follow whenever I’m writing, they are, first, write what is true and, second, avoid cliche at all costs. I bring that up only as a preface before saying the following: the UK is walking down an Orwellian path. It’s nearly the cliche of cliches to say something […]

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‘Photos from social media websites like Facebook could be used in an Australian counter-terrorism database. Critics are concerned about the system’s lack of “transparency,” but the new legislation can come into effect without being passed by parliament. Senior officials from the attorney general’s office confirmed late on Tuesday that photos from social media could be […]

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‘‘Freedom of Press’ is published by the US-based Freedom House, an NGO established in 1941 that has been ranking countries worldwide since 1980 in relation to democracy, human rights and press freedom. In May 2014 it reported that Britain has slipped down the global rankings for freedom of the press to 36th place. The organisation […]

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The UK security services are to be given the power to hack and take control of your laptop, phone and tablets under a proposed new law. The new laws seek to give security agencies the right to access people’s phones and computers and control them to carry out surveillance which they say is necessary to […]

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‘A new Usher music video designed to draw attention to police brutality forces the viewer to activate their webcam and have their eyeballs tracked in order to watch the clip. In order to watch the video, which is entitled Chains, viewers have to “look in the eyes of unarmed victims,” which means activating their webcam […]

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‘The UK’s largest NHS-approved online pharmacy has been fined £130,000 for selling details on over 20,000 customers to overseas organisations without customers’ permission. Pharmacy2U was found to have advertised details on over 100,000 customers as being for sale, and sold 20,000. These details were often sold on the basis of why the customer had used […]

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‘Ireland’s Data Protection Commissioner has agreed to look into a complaint filed by an Austrian law student claiming that Facebook has made his personal data available to US intelligent services and doesn’t guarantee a sufficient level of security. The Data Protection Commissioner has been obliged by Dublin’s High Court to perform a “quick” and “swift” […]

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