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MI5 Chief Slams Facebook Over Encryption, Says Gives "Free Pass" To Suspects
Extremism on social media is as much a national security risk now as terrorism from Afghanistan or Syria, the head of UK domestic intelligence has warned as he slammed Facebook in particular.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray Helped Facebook Defend Encryption He's Now Fighting
Last month, Wray told a cybersecurity conference that internet companies were "increasingly shielding indispensable information about those threats from any form of lawful access -through warrant-proof encryption."
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Facebook Encryption Threatens Public Safety, UK Home Secretary Tells CEO
UK's Indian-origin home secretary Priti Patel on Friday issued an open letter to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, alongside her counterparts in the US and Australia, to warn him that the social media giant's end-to-end encryption of messages across its platforms puts public safety at risk.
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Zuckerberg Acknowledges Child Safety Concerns, Still Defends Encryption
Facebook IncChief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg defended on Thursday his decision to encrypt the company's messaging services, despite concerns about its impact on child exploitation and other criminal activity.
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US Civil Rights Groups Seek Secret Documents In Facebook Encryption Fight
Two civil rights groups asked a federal judge on Wednesday to release documents describing a secret U.S. Department of Justice effort to force Facebook Inc to decrypt conversations between users.
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WhatsApp Privacy Policy Case Referred to Constitution Bench by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court referred WhatsApp's privacy policy matter to a Constitution bench which will hear the issue on April 18.
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WhatsApp Denies Encrypted Messages Can Be Intercepted
The Guardian reported on Friday that a security vulnerability that can be used to allow Facebook and others to intercept and read encrypted messages.
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WhatsApp Encryption Vulnerable to Snooping Through Security Backdoor: Report
Facebook is said to be already aware of the issue and not actively working on it.
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WhatsApp Denies Reports, Says Will Comply With Delhi High Court Order Against Sharing User Data
"We plan to proceed with the privacy policy and terms update in accordance with the Court's order."
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WhatsApp to Ignore Delhi High Court Ruling; Will Share Data With Facebook as Planned
"The ruling has no impact on the planned policy and terms of service updates," WhatsApp spokesperson Anne Yeh said.
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Facebook Says Will Appeal German Order to Delete WhatsApp User Data
"We will appeal this order and we will work with the Hamburg DPA in an effort to address their questions and resolve any concerns."
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Facebook Ordered to Delete WhatsApp User Data by German Regulator
The regulator said Facebook was infringing data protection law and had not obtained effective approval from WhatsApp's 35 million users in Germany.
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US working towards easier wiretaps on internet
Federal law enforcement and national security officials are preparing to seek sweeping new regulations for the Internet, arguing that their ability to wiretap criminal and terrorism suspects is "going dark" as people increasingly communicate online instead of by telephone. Essentially,...
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US working towards easier wiretaps on internet
Federal law enforcement and national security officials are preparing to seek sweeping new regulations for the Internet, arguing that their ability to wiretap criminal and terrorism suspects is "going dark" as people increasingly communicate online instead of by telephone. Essentially, officials want Congress to require all services that enable com...
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MI5 Chief Slams Facebook Over Encryption, Says Gives "Free Pass" To Suspects
Extremism on social media is as much a national security risk now as terrorism from Afghanistan or Syria, the head of UK domestic intelligence has warned as he slammed Facebook in particular.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray Helped Facebook Defend Encryption He's Now Fighting
Last month, Wray told a cybersecurity conference that internet companies were "increasingly shielding indispensable information about those threats from any form of lawful access -through warrant-proof encryption."
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Facebook Encryption Threatens Public Safety, UK Home Secretary Tells CEO
UK's Indian-origin home secretary Priti Patel on Friday issued an open letter to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, alongside her counterparts in the US and Australia, to warn him that the social media giant's end-to-end encryption of messages across its platforms puts public safety at risk.
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Zuckerberg Acknowledges Child Safety Concerns, Still Defends Encryption
Facebook IncChief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg defended on Thursday his decision to encrypt the company's messaging services, despite concerns about its impact on child exploitation and other criminal activity.
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US Civil Rights Groups Seek Secret Documents In Facebook Encryption Fight
Two civil rights groups asked a federal judge on Wednesday to release documents describing a secret U.S. Department of Justice effort to force Facebook Inc to decrypt conversations between users.
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WhatsApp Privacy Policy Case Referred to Constitution Bench by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court referred WhatsApp's privacy policy matter to a Constitution bench which will hear the issue on April 18.
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WhatsApp Denies Encrypted Messages Can Be Intercepted
The Guardian reported on Friday that a security vulnerability that can be used to allow Facebook and others to intercept and read encrypted messages.
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WhatsApp Encryption Vulnerable to Snooping Through Security Backdoor: Report
Facebook is said to be already aware of the issue and not actively working on it.
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WhatsApp Denies Reports, Says Will Comply With Delhi High Court Order Against Sharing User Data
"We plan to proceed with the privacy policy and terms update in accordance with the Court's order."
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WhatsApp to Ignore Delhi High Court Ruling; Will Share Data With Facebook as Planned
"The ruling has no impact on the planned policy and terms of service updates," WhatsApp spokesperson Anne Yeh said.
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Facebook Says Will Appeal German Order to Delete WhatsApp User Data
"We will appeal this order and we will work with the Hamburg DPA in an effort to address their questions and resolve any concerns."
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Facebook Ordered to Delete WhatsApp User Data by German Regulator
The regulator said Facebook was infringing data protection law and had not obtained effective approval from WhatsApp's 35 million users in Germany.
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US working towards easier wiretaps on internet
Federal law enforcement and national security officials are preparing to seek sweeping new regulations for the Internet, arguing that their ability to wiretap criminal and terrorism suspects is "going dark" as people increasingly communicate online instead of by telephone. Essentially,...
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US working towards easier wiretaps on internet
Federal law enforcement and national security officials are preparing to seek sweeping new regulations for the Internet, arguing that their ability to wiretap criminal and terrorism suspects is "going dark" as people increasingly communicate online instead of by telephone. Essentially, officials want Congress to require all services that enable com...
