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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundGoogle revises privacy policy
October 18, 2005 Company says it did so to enhance clarity; others say they don't see substantial changes.AOL revises privacy policy
October 8, 2005 Portal won't sell addresses, but it will track user activity to offer personalized content and targeted ads.Do as you say, not as you do
December 13, 2006 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says the statistics belie the general impression that people are taking privacy precautions when they go online.TiVo hints at future enhancements
August 5, 2005 Company likely preparing for new partnerships, as well as the more open-ended flood of content that will come with Net access on DVRs.European officials question Google's privacy policy
May 25, 2007 A European Commission advisory group expresses concerns over how the search giant handles user data.People search engine Rapleaf revises privacy policy
September 5, 2007 In response to queries by CNET News.com, specialized search engine discloses marketing business that sells data about people's social-network ties.California privacy law kicks in
July 6, 2004 Legal experts warn that out-of-state operators may not be exempt if they want to do business with residents.Paying for online privacy
June 20, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod says a new report detailing online consumer behavior speaks volumes about frustration levels.At Rapleaf, your personals are public
August 31, 2007 The start-up aggregates social-networking profiles and, through TrustFuse, opens the possibility of selling that data to marketers.'Free iPod' firm hit with privacy-breach suit
March 23, 2006 New York state accuses company of selling personal data on millions of users, violating posted policies.DOT dismisses privacy complaint against Northwest
September 16, 2004 The airline did nothing wrong when it shared passenger data related to the Sept. 11 attacks, the agency rules.Peter Pietra's mission impossible
May 15, 2006 He's tasked with defending Homeland Security privacy policies--not a job for anyone with a thin skin.
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