security
Online privacy and social networks
By: Sameer Padania, Posted: Oct 7 08
Global, Great Britain
Freedom of opinion & expression
internet, privacy, report, Research, security, social networking
While we're on the subject of Demos, they've also released reports on privacy in a society filled with technology and surveillance, and on the new politics of personal information. Peter Bradwell, who wrote the latter, "is starting a new project looking at how the public can drive personal information policy and shape how identity technologies work.
Safety and Security Guidelines
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How You Can Protect Your Safety & Security Online
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We take safety and security very seriously on the Hub – not only for those that are depicted in media on the Hub but also Hub users. In general for Hub users, we encourage you to keep your personally identifiable information to a minimum on the Hub, and in some cases, not to use any personally identifiable information at all.
We suggest all users closely follow the Hub’s Safety and Security Guidelines to best protect themselves. If you feel you are at risk, here are some ways to protect your identity online:
Law Enforcement Officials
Human rights training materials for law enforcement officials.
Author: HREA.org, Contributor: The Hub
Language: English Also Avaliable: French, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Thai, Romanian, Russian, Arabic, Chinese
Format: PDF
http://www.hrea.org/erc/Library/list.php?category_id=12&category_type=3
code of conduct, Human Rights, law enforcement, manual, police, right of liberty, security, security forces, trafficking
Handbook for bloggers and cyber-dissidents
Reporters Without Borders has produced this handbook with handy tips and technical advice on how to to remain anonymous and to get round censorship.
Author: Reporters WIthout Borders, Contributor: Tina
Language: English
Format: PDF
http://www.rsf.org/IMG/pdf/handbook_bloggers_cyberdissidents-GB.pdf
