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California Location Privacy Act of 2012
The California Location Privacy Act (SB 1434) authored by State Senator Mark Leno (D-San Francisco) and co-sponsored by the ACLU of California and the Electronic Frontier Foundation updates California privacy law to reflect the modern mobile world by providing needed protection against warrantless government access to a person's location information.
By ACLU of Northern California
Maryland Legislature to Employers: Hands Off Facebook Passwords
By Allie BohmACLU National Office
By ACLU of Northern California
Book and Video Sites: Who's Peeking Over Your Shoulder?
THE MORE YOU READ & WATCH ONLINE, THE MORE DIGITAL FOOTPRINTSInformation about what you watch and read onlin
Online Photo Sites: Are You Overexposed?
The more photos you move online, the more digital footprints you leave behind.
The information in your online photos is valuable. Moving you
Search Engines: Who's Searching for You?
The more you search online, the more digital footprints you leave behind.
The information in your search records is valuable. Searching
Social Networking: Do You Know Who Your Friends Are?
The more you connect online, the more digital footprints you leave behind.
The information you share on social networking sites is valuab
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