The Ontario Court of Appeal released its decision in R v. Ward earlier today. The case involved the conviction of a worthless low-life pedophile by the name of David Ward. The police were able to find him due, in part,…
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no privacy right in identity linked to ip address
Tagged with: crime, identity, internet, ip, ip address, policy, privacy, search, search and seizure, warrant
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“Anonymized” data really isn’t—and here’s why not – Ars Technica
You have zero privacy anyway. Get over it. So spoke Scott McNealy more than a decade ago. At the time he made this statement, he received a fair amount of criticism. Turns out, he might very well have had a…
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Rapleaf
Interesting article on Techcrunch about a company called Rapleaf. The nub: Rapleaf will allow anyone to leave feedback for anyone they’ve transacted with. Others can use this feedback to help them determine if they are doing business with someone who’d…
Tagged with: encryption, fraud, identity, internet, network-effect, PKI, rapleaf, reputation, scale, techcrunch, transactions, validation
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