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johan jacobsson

Friday, August 13, 2004

Posted 5:04 PM by soundofsuburbia

Wired News: Stepping on Big Brother's Toes: "Cars that report your every false move to local law authorities. Huge databases with detailed information on every citizen. Companies that only honor privacy guidelines when it's profitable for them to do so.

These were some of the winners of Privacy International's sixth annual U.K. Big Brother Awards, announced Wednesday. The awards are an annual attempt to publicly name and shame the government and private-sector organizations that have done the most to invade personal privacy in Britain.
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