Month: April 2008
5,000 kids a month added to Britain’s DNA database
April 26, 2008
One in four people being added to the UK’s huge national DNA database is a child. Do you think this is right?
Big Buddy is Watching Y’All
April 25, 2008
An article just published by Egan Orion in “The Inquirer” reveals a: Secret pact allows the US to spy on UK motorists
WSJ says Major Banks Falsifying Reports to Hide Desperation
April 18, 2008
A worrying but informative article by Carrick Mollenkamp (Wall Street Journal, April 16th) about how “one of the most important barometers of
Fear of Lawsuits Makes People do Crazy Things…
April 17, 2008
It’s Fun to Know: Wacky Warning Labels By Suzanne Richardson The fear of lawsuits can make people do crazy things. That includes
HSBC loses data on 370,000 customers
April 16, 2008
In the latest of a series of examples of lack of care of personal data by governments and the private sector, British
“Avoid Heathrow” – NO2ID Expats advise
April 1, 2008
Travellers should avoid using Heathrow until the airport abandons its plans for the mass fingerprinting of passengers. That is the advice from