Privacy advocates criticise the moves as government's seek to tighten their grips on the web
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Price comparison site sent out marketing emails to customers who had opted out
AlphaBay and Hansa were together responsible for the trading of hundreds of thousands of illegal commodities
The House of Lord's EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee suggests the government comes up with an 'adequate agreement' with the EU…
The move reportedly comes as part of a $1 billion (£870 million) investment plan for China
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What's in a name? Colourful former security tycoon reaches settlement with Intel over use of his name
American government reportedly intervenes in Apple's appeal against huge tax penalty levelled by EU last year
ICO's "ambitious" four-year strategy applauded by techUK as Britain gears up for Brexit and GDPR
Facebook will be forced to make technical changes if found guilty of antitrust charges
Patients were not informed by Royal Free that their data was being shared with DeepMind
Liberty will challenge the mass surveillance elements of the Investigatory Powers Act
Busy passengers can still work on airlines travelling to the US
The search giant is likely to appeal the decision
INTERVIEW: Jan Smets, a data protection officer at digital security firm Gemalto, discusses getting ready for GDPR
Banks under the rule of the European Central Bank (ECB) set to face breach notification rules similar to GDPR
A European Parliament committee has called for end-to-end encryption to be enforced on all forms of digital communication
The fine would be the culmination of a seven year investigation
Investigation into accident claims calls has been ongoing since May 2016
European Union seeks to make it easier for law enforcement agencies to obtain cloud data from tech firms
ICO shows no mercy on data protection as GDPR countdown continues
No technology can be a silver bullet for next year's GDPR
With one year to go, businesses are entering the audit process of getting themselves ready for GDPR
With one year to go until new regulations come into effect, the deadline for compliance is fast approaching
Researchers claim bots are spamming US regulator website over net neutrality rule change proposal
The Information Commissioner's Office is taking a hard-line against nuisance calls
The police force is set to go live with the HART AI system in a couple of months
Dr. Philip Trillmich, partner in the Global Intellectual Property Practice, and Tim Hickman, associate at law firm White & Case…
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