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Lookout app opens a window onto mobile threats28.01.2012 Curious about mobile malware' The new Lookout Threat Tracker shares a peek at the global mobile threatscape. |
Global music group isn't backing down on piracy27.01.2012 The RIAA's overseas equivalent releases a report outlining steps the industry should take to keep up the fight against piracy. |
Music industry tackles piracy, says ISPs should block Web sites27.01.2012 The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry outlines several things the music industry can do to stop the spread of piracy across the Web. |
Google wants ability to 'combine' your user data27.01.2012 A forthcoming change to Google's privacy policy gives it the right to use information across multiple services to provide enhanced services and ads. Previously, that was only implicit. |
Researchers find smart meters could reveal favorite TV shows27.01.2012 Tests on smart meters made by German company Discovergy show that someone with network sniffing skills and equipment could determine what's been watched by looking at lighting display patterns. |
Obama touts alternative energy despite Solyndra's demise27.01.2012 President avoids mentioning solar panel maker Solyndra's embarrassing collapse during his State of the Union address but nevertheless says it's time to "double down" on the idea. |
Grappling with O2's phone number leaks27.01.2012 The British carrier tells disgruntled customers that it's "investigating" the issue and that it's a "top priority." |
Hawaii may keep track of all Web sites visited27.01.2012 The state legislature plans hearing on bill requiring Internet service providers to create dossiers on residents showing all Web sites they visit for two years. |
Politicians aim some pointed privacy questions at Google27.01.2012 Rep. Jackie Speier, a Democrat whose district includes YouTube's headquarters, co-authored a letter asking Google a series of sternly worded questions. |
Hawaiian politician backs away from Web dossier law27.01.2012 A Hawaii politician who proposed requiring Internet providers to record every Web site their customers visited is now backing away from the idea. |
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Portal Server In many countries, for example China or Poland, a big part of the internet is restricted. Either by government, ISP or simply by school/work sysadmins. |
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