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Privacy International, The Open Rights Group and Big Brother Watch have jointly launched an attack on some of the UK's biggest Internet service providers over their part in maintaining a 'conspiracy of silence' with the government.

Today disturbing new figures have renewed accusations that Britain has turned into a surveillance society, raising more concerns over increasing levels of police surveillance powers.

A U.S. House of Representatives committee failed to make the changes necessary to allay fears about government surveillance in a controversial cyberthreat sharing bill that's moving toward a House vote, critics said.

While some thought news of a Seattle bar banning Google Glass was little more than a PR stunt, it seems not, as yet more firms have preemptively declared that they will not allow their customers to wear the funny looking spectacles.

Google's latest invention, the augmented reality (AR) eyewear known simply as Glass, is not even on the market, yet along with excitement over this possible glimpse into the future, Glass is also causing controversy.

Smart meters replace analog meters and are designed to send utility use in real time. They essentially create a home network which collects sensitive personal information.

Natalie Chalk | EU bureaucrats have sparked fury by demanding that Britain hands over the personal details of every motorist in the UK or face a £7.5million fine, it emerged last night. They also want the details of those on ...

RINF News reports that Germany is now considering adopting a new level of Orwellian surveillance similar to the UK, while the United States installs spy technology on buses and subways to record private conversations.

RINF News reports on how New Jersey is ramping up its level of covert surveillance as law enforcement officers are being equipped with high tech cameras, infrared technology and automatic licence plate readers, that will track and monitor citizens.

MNT | Researchers at the Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT finish the first longitudinal study on the effects of ubiquitous surveillance in the home. To understand the effects of continuous computerized surveillance on individuals, researchers at HIIT instrumented ten ...