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Tag Archives: government surveillance
E-MAIL & THE ATTORNEY/CLIENT PRIVILEGE
I have previously written on the dangers of using e-mail, which is, probably other than texting, the most convenient form of communications available today, providing a largely free means to send someone correspondence, images, legal documents, etc., instantly, anywhere in … Continue reading
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Tagged attorney-client privilege, civil rights, government surveillance, imprisonment, mafia, medicare fraud, organized crime, prison camps, right to counsel, what is your expectation of privacy, when you should not use e-mail
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SPIES AND SPYWARE
I have in numerous prior blog entries touched on the issues involved in protecting your intellectual property from unauthorized disclosure. Doing so is critically important to keep your technologies, designs, marketing plans and even your sales figures out of your … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Edward Snowden, electronic surveillance, Firefox, FISA, government surveillance, Hong Kong, Mark Klein, National Security Agency, NSA, privacy, Russia, secrecy, Snowden, spyware
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YOUR PRIVACY AND YOUR FOREIGN COMMUNICATIONS
This is a follow-up to my earlier post entitled “Your Privacy and What’s On Your Hard Drive.” An alternative title to this post could be “The World May Be Flat but That Only Makes It Easier for the Government … Continue reading
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Tagged 24, Chris Hedges, FISA, government surveillance, National Security Agency, NSA, Patriot Act, privacy, Supreme Court
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