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Use of Google search in Denver deadly arson case raises broader privacy questions

Denver Police got a reverse keyword search warrant that led them to suspects in a deadly arson case and columnist Sue McMillin worries about the broader data privacy questions

United statesKevin buiGavin seymourElectronic communications privacyAmerican civil liberties unionDepartment of homeland securityDenver district courtDenver districtFourth amendmentElectronic communications privacy actHomeland securityReform government surveillance

The spy law that Big Tech wants to limit

Top tech companies are mounting a push to limit how US intelligence agencies collect and view texts, emails and other information about their users, especially American citizens.

United statesJake laperruqueMatt schruersEdward snowdenPramila jayapalChristopher wrayAyman al zawahiriDonald trumpDarin lahoodJoe bidenAlphabet incSenate intelligence committeeComputer communications industry associationApple incTiktok incMeta platforms inc

President Biden signs Executive Order aimed at legal reboot of EU-US data flows

US president Joe Biden has signed an executive order attached to reupping a flagship data transfer agreement with the European Union.

United statesWhite houseDistrict of columbiaGabriela zanfir fortunaEdward snowdenMax schremsJoe bidenPrivacy forumEuropean unionIntelligence communityEuropean parliamentEuropean commissionEuropean consumer organizationUs intelligence communityUs state departmentNational intelligence

How might law enforcement use digital tracking to to enforce Georgia s strict anti-abortion law?

Georgia's strict anti-abortion law could bring to light long-simmering questions over digital surveillance and data collection

New yorkUnited statesNew georgiaCobb countyUniversity of georgiaMitchell jones jrTangi bushMatthew guarigliaMichael owensMichael williamsAndrea youngCobb county policeElectronic frontier foundationSupreme courtLincoln journal starCorps cyber auxiliary

Silicon Valley rallies behind New York ban on geofence and keyword search warrants – TechCrunch

Eleven tech giants, including Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, support the state bill to ban the controversial warrants.

New yorkUnited statesEdward snowdenYork assembly billReform government surveillanceReverse location search prohibition actGovernment surveillanceSilicon valley

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