From Privacy Concerns:
“Privacy is a significant concern for the majority of mobile users: One in two respondents expressed concerns over sharing their personal information while using the mobile internet or apps; 81% of all mobile users felt that safeguarding their personal information was very important; 76% said they were very selective about who they gave their information to because of their concerns; 92% expressed concern about applications collecting their personal information without their consent”
(Source: dataprotector.blogspot.com)
Privacy lawsuit against Apple:
Other:
From the Conclusion:
“While the government’s monitoring of our thoughts may be the archetypical Orwellian intrusion, the government’s surveillance of our movements over a considerable time period through new technologies, such as the collection of cell-site-location records, without the protections of the Fourth Amendment, puts our country far closer to Oceania than our Constitution permits. It is time that the courts begin to address whether revolutionary changes in technology require changes to existing Fourth Amendment doctrine.”
(Source: Ars Technica)
