Surveillance

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• Australian government metadata requests far higher than disclosed

  20 Oct 2014: Requests for Australians’ phone, web browsing and location data exceeded half a million last year, ACMA figures reveal

• Citizenfour review – Edward Snowden documentary is utterly engrossing

  

  19 Oct 2014: Laura Poitras’s brave documentary follows Edward Snowden as his leaks about the activities of the NSA shock the world, writes Mark Kermode

• Australia's national security laws are ushering in a reign of terror

  18 Oct 2014: David Leyonhjelm: Only a handful of politicians have resisted Australia’s Brave New World of national security laws

• Anonymising router Anonabox suspended from Kickstarter campaign

  17 Oct 2014: Kickstarter pulls campaign after it raises more than $600,000 in just a few days and investors heap criticism on developers

• Libya rendition victims demand disclosure of UK surveillance policy

  17 Oct 2014: The government’s refusal to reveal when lawyers’ and journalists’ communications can be intercepted is central to claim brought on behalf of Abdel Hakim Belhaj and Sami al-Saadi

• Think you can Whisper privately? Think again

  17 Oct 2014: James Ball: Secret-sharing apps trade off privacy and anonymity yet use their customers as products. That’s the prevailing Silicon Valley business model

• The government wants tech companies to give them a backdoor to your electronic life

  17 Oct 2014: Trevor Timm: The FBI chief’s call for ‘clarity and transparency’ on surveillance wouldn’t be so laughable if the government wasn’t so aggressively secretive

• Threat of extremist attack in UK is escalating, say police

  17 Oct 2014: About 50 people a week referred to deradicalisation programmes, with 218 terror-related arrests so far this year

• Asio inadvertently spied on its own employees in past year, says report

  17 Oct 2014: Intelligence watchdog identifies breaches of law relating to search warrants, including interception of calls from Asio office

• Theresa May defends culture of secrecy over mass snooping

  16 Oct 2014: Home secretary tells intelligence and security committee harvesting communications data is not invasion of privacy

• New privacy and civil liberties board to look at security policy, says Nick Clegg

  15 Oct 2014: Lib Dem leader tells parliament’s intelligence and security committee new body would be up and running before election

• Mass internet surveillance threatens international law, UN report claims

  15 Oct 2014: Actions of intelligence agencies are ‘corrosive of online privacy’, Ben Emmerson says in report responding to Edward Snowden leaks

• Router that anonymises internet activity raises $300,000 on Kickstarter

  14 Oct 2014: Anonabox, a device that re-routes data through the cloaking Tor network, is tool for freedom of information, developer says

• UK intelligence agencies need stronger oversight, says David Blunkett

  14 Oct 2014: Former home secretary tells Commons committee continued secrecy is undermining public confidence in wake of Snowden revelations

• The artist who maps the twilight world of the surveillance agencies

  13 Oct 2014: Trevor Paglen wants ‘to help develop a visual and cultural vocabulary around surveillance’

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