08/06/2011

Links of the day Wednsday 8th June

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Please note these are articles and opinions we found interesting, however they do not necessarily represent the views of Big Brother Watch

Is this just ‘ID cards without the cards’?

UK watchdog looking into Facebook face-tech row

Scottish Licensed Trade Association have called for huge increases in the price of alcohol

Maximum fine raised to £2m for telcos that don't cough up network data

Facebook sorry over face tagging launch

Prison rejects ACLU backlash by refusing to back down on porn for inmates

Prisoners in Thailand kept 'shackled and cramped'

Billymanning
By Billymanning
8 Jun 2011 18:16:58 | Nanny state, Online privacy, Overbearing state

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