It's been a bad week for Bloomberg when it comes to privacy
A Microsoft survey has revealed that the majority of Web users are very concerned about their online privacy
British companies are perplexed by proposed EU rules to boost privacy, says the ICO
Moxie Marlinspike claims he was asked to set up a massive man-in-the-middle surveillance operation by Saudi operator Mobily
EE is accused of betraying customers' trust but it firmly denies it has done nothing of the sort
After a complaint from Goldman Sachs, Bloomberg says it is sorry it let workers access data on clients to guide…
Government says it may legislate on providing police with better access to people's IP addresses
Google risks fresh privacy rows after filing a patent for a policy violation/law breaking scanning tool
Whilst Twitter is commended for its efforts to keep government hands away from user data, others don't come out looking…
Spyware from Gamma International masquerades as Firefox and Mozilla is not happy about it
European data protection laws will be costly and frustrating, warn Sally Annereau and Debbie Heywood
Jeremy Hunt has promised citizens will be allowed to leave a scheme to share their sensitive medical information
Computerlinks FZCO given hefty fine for breaking export rules
Governments increasingly trying to censor Web, Google finds
Facebook gets a visit from activists who say it has helped cripple proposed EU privacy rules
Over the Liberal Democrats' dead body, says Clegg
Some fear Japanese police move could lead to a blanket ban of the anonymising service
German regulator complains Google's Wi-Fi snooping fine should be bigger
Privacy groups accuse ISPs of betraying customers' trust by colluding with the Government
HMRC sued by Privacy International over investigation into British seller of surveillance software thought to have targeted human rights activists
Google's chairman Eric Schmidt says drones operated by members of the public pose a privacy and security risk
Microsoft now laying into Google for passing on user information to app developers, as privacy war continues
Exclusive: The Tories said they would end the database state, but ministers like Jeremy Hunt are doing the opposite
This time it is a bug rather than a Facebook decision that has caused concern
ICO and others initiate action after French regulator says Google is not complying
Alma Whitten is leaving amidst various investigations into Google privacy practices
Exclusive: EU sources say UK has little backing as it seeks to kill privacy regulation,whilst Viviane Reding bites back against…
Lord McNally wants lightweight privacy rules instead of the EU's proposed tough Regulation
Divided regulators meant Google was not punished properly for taking private Wi-Fi data, the ICO tells us
If providers can't convince users to trust them, the economy will suffer, says Ronan Dunne of O2