13/06/2011

Links of the day Monday 13th June 2011

Links

Daniel Hamilton: It’s time to defend our freedom and lift this ban

Toxic Plankton feeds on Android Market for two months

Royston's ANPR surveillo-plan goes to ICO

Labour and liberty: Do the rights thing

Taxman recruits tax-collecting robots

Turkey arrests Anonymous suspects after DDoS protest

Facebooking juror heads for trial

Hacker criminals plant fake news to discredit security researchers

Billymanning
By Billymanning
13 Jun 2011 20:00:00 | Mastering the Internet, Nanny state, Online privacy, Overbearing state, Privacy, Speed cameras

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mbt online

That was my thought,too.

Posted by: mbt online | 20/06/2011 at 02:01 PM

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