Privacy experts shun black boxes in cars
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Plus: Is Microsoft search engine crawling Google? [News.com Extra]
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There was a time when privacy was a well-defined notion. It meant your business was your business and people were entitled to know about it only if you wanted them to.
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A new tool seeks to make your searches more private by hiding them in plain sight. TrackMeNot periodically sends fake, innocuous queries to search engines, making it harder for someone to glean your actual search habits by reviewing the companies' logs that contain your queries.
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For audio files, visit http://www.absolute.com/anr  SUGGESTED ANCHOR LEAD: What are companies doing to keep customers' private information safe from criminals? Not enough according to the experts. Walter Ocner reports.
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Backdoor drafts, security moms and up-armoring
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Researchers expose privacy problems with the iPod Nano and Nike running aid.
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In-car navigation systems in rental cars have made navigating unfamiliar cities much easier for business travelers who drive rather than fly.
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A new online feature of Google Maps called Street View is stirring up a debate over privacy concerns on the Web.
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'Black box' for police vehicles Data recorders should be fitted to all police vehicles, says a report by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).â¦
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Opinion: Whether they realize it or not, many people leave sensitive information out in plain view on Web sites. But sooner or later, a Google search will dig it up.
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Cutting-edge data mining and other intelligence tools could redefine privacy as we know it. A News.com special report.
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Why surveillance is rampant in the UK and who is watching what you do
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Companies brace for privacy debate as potentially intrusive applications arrive faster than expected.
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Safety experts say the influx of electronics is turning cars into sometimes chaotic moving family rooms.
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A less-than-futuristic surveillance system in San Francisco.
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Though communications protections exist, the law is fuzzy regarding internet and e-mail activity. Watch out for the legalization of digital mind readers tracing internet users' thoughts and interests, and trampling privacy rights in the process.
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Stephen Ladyman defends handling of loss of learner drivers' personal details