Camera phones threat to privacy
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A watchdog group has suggested a mandatory flash on camera mobiles to avoid illicit photographs.
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While we've grown used to these security cameras in our malls and at stop-lights, the influx of surveillance cameras in our public spaces should be of great concern to everyone.
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Legislators, regulators and the phone industry are all considering ways to clamp down on unauthorized releases of phone records like those in the Hewlett-Packard case.
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Video surveillance has become a fact of everyday life. Each time you withdraw cash from the corner ATM, travel through an airport or visit a national monument, your image is probably being recorded.
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Researcher finds two flaws that under unusual circumstances could let a malicious program read private data or render a phone unusable.
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Wants out, Google gives him a grilling Google's Street View service is barely two weeks old and it's already attracted plenty of criticism from privacy advocates. Photographing people up close and without warning as they go about their daily routines and then publishing those images for all the world to see may tread just a teensy bit over the line, they say.â¦
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Digital cameras come in various different shapes and sizes. Even tiny spy cameras can be considered consumer products nowadays, because they have become so cheap and are sold freely on the open market.
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Individual privacy is under threat around the world as governments continue introducing surveillance and information-gathering measures, according to an international rights group.
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If you've ever wondered whether the neighbors are taking a dip in your pool while you're at work or how the baby sitter is really treating your kids, the LukWerks Spy Camera might be for you.
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Security experts are saying plagues like programs that can delete address books, junk messages that flood a cell phone&#39;s inbox and a code that uses Bluetooth wireless technology to sneak onto handsets that target cell phones are only present in labs.
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Ever been hassled by security when taking pictures? You may be well within your rights. Photographer Thomas Hawk's trying to raise awareness about public photography, one snapshot at a time. By Evan Ratliff from Wired Test.
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By ABDULLAH SHIHRI    RIYADH, Saudi Arabia  -- Saudi Arabia's highest religious authority has barred the use of mobile phones with built-in cameras, blaming them for "spreading obscenity."    The edict, which follows a failed ban on the sale and import of the wildly popular devices, is the most sweeping attempt by any nation to prevent the voyeurism invited by the new technology.    Camera-equipped phones have caught on fast in parts of Asia, Europe and the Middle East - particularly in oil-rich Gulf countries - prompting complaints about privacy in places where people undress, "theft" of reading materials at book stores and newsstands, and corporate espionage by employees...
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Courtroom cameras may be making a comeback
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The dusty shelves of your local library are going high-tech with tagging chips. Civil liberties groups warn of a privacy nightmare.
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Several incidents highlight the dangers life online presents to preserving your privacy.
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New national standards for driver's licenses worry some privacy advocates.
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Trojan row A piece of software which allows a user to track another person's mobile phone use would be almost impossible to use in the UK without breaking the law, according to a surveillance law expert.â¦