The latest complaint came Thursday, when the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a research and advocacy group on Internet privacy, sent a letter to the Federal Trade Commission, which is investigating Google over antitrust complaints and earlier this year penalized Google for privacy violations related to its Buzz social network.
Alvaro Bedoya, executive director of Georgetown Law's Center on Privacy, sent an email to the press criticizing the bill's transparency requirements.
Mr. Page spoke at Google's annual Zeitgeist sales conference in Paradise Valley, Ariz., the same day that European privacy regulators sent him a letter requesting that Google make significant changes to its privacy policy or risk fines or other penalties.
Senator Joe Barton, who co-founded the congressional bi-partisan privacy caucus, sent a detailed letter of concern to Google in May asking the company to clarify how Glass users' data would be protected, as well as the privacy of non-users who could be identified through technology including facial recognition.
Dozens of privacy groups sent a letter Wednesday to lawmakers, calling the Senate version of the bill "a good first step".
As expected, technology companies, tech trade groups and privacy organizations sent a letter today to the President Barack Obama, various members of Congress, and governmental security officials, urging reform of the U.S. government's surveillance practices.
As expected, technology companies, tech trade groups and privacy organizations sent a letter today to the President Barack Obama, various members of Congress, and governmental security officials, urging reform of the U.S. government's surveillance practices.
Last year, Wyden -- one of the strongest Senate privacy champions -- sent a letter with Sens. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), John Thune (R-S.D). and then-Sen.
I'd choose stronger privacy over sending stickers and animations any day.
Samaritans is also stressing Radar's privacy aspects, sending alerts to users as emails rather than tweets, and never posting to Twitter on a registered user's behalf.
Some players have expressed concern that anti-cheat systems invade their privacy by sending information about their computers over the Internet.
