US data brokers sell lists of people with HIV, lists of people with drug addictions, lists of elderly gamblers, and other lists that are particularly subject to abuse.

CREDO Mobile is the first phone company to report how many times it had to give customer data to the US government.

This information does not really tell us much, since any one of these requests might have covered all of the company's customers. But it shows their heart is in the right place.

A lawsuit might allow Verizon to trash net neutrality for cabled Internet even as AT&T trashes network neutrality on mobile devices.

Senator Leahy's "privacy and security" act would make the CFAA even easier to stretch. People could face years in prison for just proposing to violate the terms of service of any web site.

US protesters could be imprisoned for 10 years because prosecutors called their banner a "terrorist hoax".

We should tell those prosecutors to go to Russia if they don't like American freedom.