Can you have *too many* followers on Twitter? @pomeranian99 thinks maybe so http://bit.ly/dnPzCo

Local councils, health authorities and hundreds of other public bodies are to be given the power to access details of everyone's personal text, emails and internet use under Home Office proposals published yesterday. Ministers want to make it mandatory for telephone and internet companies to keep details of all personal internet traffic for at least 12 months so it can be accessed for investigations into crime or other threats to public safety. The Home Office last night admitted that the measure will mean companies have to store "a billion incidents of data exchange a day". As the measure is the result of an EU directive, the data will be made available to public investigators across Europe.

How Does Bruce Schneier Protect His Laptop Data? With His Fists -- and PGP

May 14th is the official deadline for cable modem companies, DSL providers, broadband over powerline, satellite internet companies and some universities to finish wiring up their networks with FBI-friendly surveillance gear, to comply with the FCC's expan

Sellers of Fake Immigration Papers Say They Aren't Worried About Call for Tamperproof ID Cards - CBS News

from CSO Magazine