The fact is that most nations practice electronic surveillance and that citizens everywhere surrender personal data voluntarily to digital services and social networks.
For one, to get a license to operate, Facebook would likely have to agree, as Yahoo and others have, to surrender user data to the Chinese government, in the process compromising its reputation, perhaps irreparably.
Rather than surrender the data to the Justice Department, Sgt. T. Gilbert recommended to Colonel Williams that the department consider strategies to pre-empt any attempt by federal government to force New Jersey into a consent decree for monitoring of the state police.
In a related privacy issue, Google balked at a German government regulator's request to surrender Internet data it had improperly collected from unsecured wireless networks there, saying the company needed more time to resolve legal issues.
BERLIN — Google has balked at requests from regulators to surrender Internet data and fragments of e-mail messages that it collected from unsecured home wireless networks, saying it needed time to resolve legal issues.
on Thursday demanded that the Obama administration surrender the data and algorithms behind its increasingly controversial estimate that most of the oil spilled in the Gulf no longer presents a risk of harm.
Google is bowing to the demands of three European governments and says it will begin surrendering the data it improperly collected over unsecured wireless networks.
Jitendra Gupta, CEO of Sequoia-backed CitrusPay, has spent the past six months convincing merchants of the value of surrendering customer data in exchange for an easier buying experience.
From sale of personal information to identity theft, from credit card fraud to YouTube surrendering user data [1], the number of ways that our privacy can be violated increases rapidly.
A different way of understanding the surrender of personal data is more personal.
