Apple patents WiFi access point location lookup
Apple has once again demonstrated that it’s no slouch as a patent troll, applying for and receiving a patent to tell you where you are, by performing a database lookup of WiFi access points.
Apple patents WiFi access point location lookup
Apple has once again demonstrated that it’s no slouch as a patent troll, applying for and receiving a patent to tell you where you are, by performing a database lookup of WiFi access points.
US judge: our digital search warrants apply ANYWHERE
Microsoft has been told by a US District Court that it must hand over e-mail details to an unnamed law enforcement agency, even though that data is held offshore.
In a case that will exacerbate concerns in non-American countries about the extra-territorial reach of US laws, a magistrate in the District Court of Southern New York, Judge James Francis has ruled that the tech giant “cannot refuse to turn over customer information and emails stored in other countries when issued a valid search warrant from U.S. law enforcement agencies,” according to Reuters.
State Dept Launches ‘Free the Press’ Campaign Same Day DOJ Asks Supreme Court To Jail Reporter
The RIAA is not exactly known for its positive treatment of musicians. If you’re at all familiar with the art of RIAA accounting, you’d know about how they structure deals to totally screw over musicians, doing everything possible to make sure they never get paid a dime. Yes, many are given advances, but those advances are “loans” on terrible terms in which the labels add on every possible expense that needs to be “paid back” before you ever see another dime. (…)
… or so the intelligence community say
“New Lawsuit Claims FBI Used No Fly List To Pressure Muslims Into Becoming Informants”
Link (Techdirt)
Call Of Duty Rival’s Home Stormed By Swat Team.
An army of police, helicopters and emergency vehicles turn up at the teen’s house after a prank by a disgruntled rival.
Google Appeals Moronic Court Order Demanding It Hunt Down Third Party Sites And ‘Take’ Offending Content ‘Back’
Chutzpah: John Steele To Court: What, You Think I Would Lie, Cheat And Break The Law? Come On!