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Security: Year in review 2010
It's been a huge year for the security industry. We look back at some of the biggest moments of 2010.
Google offers opt-out for Street View Wi-Fi tracking
Google allows users to stop the internet giant taking their Wi-Fi location information.
Google data protection breach was ‘significant’
The ICO says Google committed a serious breach of UK Data Protection Act during its Street View operation, but no fine has been imposed.
Google urged to up privacy again after Street View 'debacle'
The ICO wants to see privacy implemented at the design stage of any Google project.
Crime maps: Can businesses benefit?
The Government's crime mapping service has some interesting connotations for UK businesses.
ICO Google investigation was 'non-technical'
The ICO has been criticised for not sending 'technical' employees to investigate Google in July.
ICO can’t fine Google for Wi-Fi scandal
The ICO admits it cannot fine Google over its Street View Wi-Fi data collection as the ability to issue a monetary penalty is not retroactive.
Privacy group accuses Google of breaking law
Google has been accused of breaking the law intentionally when it collected data from Wi-Fi connections as part of its Street View operation.
Microsoft hopes to avoid Google Street View nightmare
The Redmond giant doesn't want to 'do a Google' as it collects data for location-based services.
Timeline: Google Street View scandal
We look back at the Google Street View scandal's history, right up to the ICO investigation's conclusion.
Google faces multi-state US probe over Street View
Connecticut attorney general leads biggest investigation yet into Google's “accidental” interception of personal data using its Street View cars.
SAP and Google plan ‘big data’ Maps
Businesses will soon be able to enjoy SAP analytics on top of Google Maps.
Google confirms $8.5 million Buzz settlement
Google tells Gmail users it has come to a $8.5 million settlement for a class action brought against its Buzz service.
Google fires engineer for breaking privacy policy
Google is under the privacy spotlight once again after it sacked an engineer for breaching policy.
Google privacy probe ordered in Australia
Australian authorities have been asked to investigate Google for potential privacy breaches committed while taking photos for the Street View service.
ICO watching over Microsoft Streetside
Microsoft launches its Streetside operation in Europe, as privacy groups tell the company not to repeat Google's Street View mistakes.
Google admits harvesting passwords
The ICO will be investigating Google after the search giant admitted to taking emails, URLs and passwords during its Street View operation.
Week in Numbers: Privacy online
This week we celebrate the Queen's first email and look at the Street View controversy.
Google given all clear over Wi-Fi affair
The ICO has quickly moved to declare itself satisfied the data captured by Google's Street View cars was 'insignificant.'
Google Street View data dump imminent
Google will delete the Wi-Fi data it collected with its Street View cars as soon as possible, the ICO says.
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