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In this revision, we're fulfilling our commitment to the Privacy Commissioner of Canada to update our privacy policy to better describe a number of practices," wrote Elliot Schrage, Facebook's head of communications, on the site's official blog. "Specifically,...
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Canadians sometimes end up in a federal database that tracks cash linked to terrorist financing and money laundering, based merely on their ethnic origin or other unwarranted grounds, Canada's privacy watchdog said Tuesday. In one case, a financial institution...
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Heating costs should fall this winter for customers who heat their homes with natural gas, thanks to rising supply and falling demand. Nissan's new electric car will be launched in Canada in 2011, beginning with British Columbia, the company announced...
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Windsor city council will decide Monday night how it will return more than $5.7 million saved during the municipal workers strike to city homeowners. Crown prosecutors and police in several Ontario communities conducted secret background checks on prospective...
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TORONTO: Facebook, the Popular social networking website, agreed on Thursday to make changes to better protect the personal information of its users as a result of negotiations with Canada's privacy commissioner. The changes will give users more transparency...
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The federal privacy commissioner says Facebook has addressed her concerns about privacy on the popular social networking site...The company also shared users' information with almost one million third-party developers of Facebook applications. The company...
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The federal privacy watchdog says it's having positive talks with popular social networking site Facebook over concerns about use of personal details. "I think that discussions are going well and we remain hopeful," said privacy commission spokeswoman...
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Is social advertising business Fa$ebook defying Jennifer Stoddart, Canada’s federal privacy commissioner? Exactly 30 days ago today her investigation into the company’s privacy policies and practices was released and, “we found serious privacy gaps in...
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Canada's privacy commissioner accused Facebook last week of breaching Canadian law by keeping users' personal information indefinitely after members close their accounts. Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart released a report that also accuses Facebook...
OTTAWA: The popular social networking site Facebook is not doing enough to protect the personal information it gets from subscribers, and it gives users confusing and incomplete information about privacy matters, Canada's privacy commissioner said on...
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