12 September 2008
Google Cuts Data Retention after EU Privacy Warning
Google moves to 9 months, after cutting from indefinitely to 18 months. The Commission wants anonymisation of data after 6 months.
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- Fraud investigators raid BAE agents home
- Scottish Crime "lowest since 80s"
- Gaza's Smuggling Tunnels
- We can no longer afford to fund the corrupt
- Terrorist chic or debunking of a myth?
- Somali pirates "seize 30 tanks"
- Key Finance Firms probed by FBI
- Number of fake £1 coins doubles
- Alex Schmid revisits his definition of terrorism
- MEPs call on EU states to list Hezbollah as Terror...
- Witness Ties Colombian General to Paramilitaries
- Galina Brezhneva: the soap opera
- Duma to vote on limits to inspections
- 11 dead after clash between Hamas and "criminal gang"
- Take the Masterpiece and run- the Growing Problem ...
- U.S. Links Three Chavez Aides to Guerillas
- 2008 Corruption perceptions Index to be released o...
- Turkmenistan says gang neutralised
- Fears over Privacy as Police expand surveillance p...
- 2012 "scam" dupes foreign workers
- Google Cuts Data Retention after EU Privacy Warning
- Fraud victims "lucky" to get help
- How Putin and his ex-KGB pals took over the Russia...
- Failed Afghan Drug Policy Harming Us, say Iran
- The Players' Player
- Revealed: the Truth about Brothels
- Italy: Mafia linked to mystery death of doctor
- Anti-Morales Insurgents threaten Bolivian Pipeline
- Prosecutors may move to Ministry
- EU investigates corruption allegations against tra...
- Developing World Drug Abuse "Up"
- "Astonishment" at terror verdicts
- The Town that took on the Yakuza
- Israeli PM "should be indicted"
- Mail and Phone Scams Catch out 3 Million
- EU gives blessing for Italy's Roma Fingerprint Scheme
- EU Terror Blacklist Suffers Judicial Blow
- 3 ships evade Pirate Attack off Somalia
- Police Identify Criminals from Texts
- Bribe to illegally seize a firm put at $30,000
- How the terror cells link up
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