Articles tagged Privacy Rights

Tucker: Government whistleblower showed proof NSA is spying on me, trying to drive show off the air

The whistleblower ‘repeated back to us information about a story that we are working on that could only have come directly from my texts and email.’

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Patrick Delaney

• Jun 29, 2021Jul 30, 2021

Amazon to enable internet sharing on its devices by default, raising fresh privacy concerns

The tech giant will enable users of Amazon’s Sidewalk function to automatically connect to private home wi-fi networks on the system, which is being implemented on an opt-out basis.

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David McLoone

• Jun 4, 2021Jul 30, 2021

Human rights groups sue Ontario govt to stop police accessing patient COVID-19 data

'Sharing COVID test results with police is not necessary, and in fact undermines an effective public health approach to this pandemic.'

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Anthony Murdoch

• Jul 17, 2020Jun 18, 2021

Govt official admits Alberta’s contact tracing app poses ‘security risks’ for Apple users

Users who download the app will have to leave their phones perpetually unlocked while the program is running.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Jul 14, 2020Jun 18, 2021

Denmark offers travelers ‘COVID-free’ passports if they get tested

Opponents of the measure worry that it will create an adversarial class system of the immune and the non-immune.

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Dorothy Cummings McLean

• Jul 10, 2020Jun 18, 2021

Trudeau announces new ‘voluntary’ COVID-19 contact tracing app

'...but the app will be most effective when as many people as possible have it,' the prime minister insisted.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Jun 19, 2020Jun 18, 2021

French contact tracing app lays groundwork for ‘techno-police,’ group warns

The app, called StopCovid, has raised a number of concerns regarding individual freedom and anonymity among both left-wing and right-wing citizens' rights groups.

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Jeanne Smits, Paris correspondent

• Jun 4, 2020Jul 30, 2021

Legal org will fight Alberta order letting police access citizens’ medical records

The Alberta government has instituted sweeping new powers under the Public Health Act via Bill 10 to provide police across the province with confidential patient medical information.

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Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms

• May 7, 2020Jun 18, 2021

Digital rights group publishes index of govt coronavirus phone surveillance programs

According to the index, there are currently 23 countries tracking their citizens through cell phones, with 'alternative digital tracking measures' being active in 22 countries.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Apr 22, 2020Jun 18, 2021

‘Nobody gets extra rights’: Carson defends protecting women in shelters from gender-confused men

The HUD secretary says shelter operators and women's groups have told him they don't want 'big, hairy men' inside.

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Calvin Freiburger

• Sep 23, 2019Jun 18, 2021

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Articles tagged Privacy Rights

Tucker: Government whistleblower showed proof NSA is spying on me, trying to drive show off the air

Amazon to enable internet sharing on its devices by default, raising fresh privacy concerns

Human rights groups sue Ontario govt to stop police accessing patient COVID-19 data

Govt official admits Alberta’s contact tracing app poses ‘security risks’ for Apple users

Denmark offers travelers ‘COVID-free’ passports if they get tested

Trudeau announces new ‘voluntary’ COVID-19 contact tracing app

French contact tracing app lays groundwork for ‘techno-police,’ group warns

Legal org will fight Alberta order letting police access citizens’ medical records

Digital rights group publishes index of govt coronavirus phone surveillance programs

‘Nobody gets extra rights’: Carson defends protecting women in shelters from gender-confused men