Hey, parents! Take your baby off social media
Keeping your child’s face off social media means giving your kids a simple gift: freedom
privacy
Why can’t the FBI hack an iPhone?
An explainer on Tim Cook’s stand against a court order demanding Apple to create a ’master key’ to unlock a terrorist gunman’s phone
In the checkout line: Debit? Credit? DNA sample?
It starts with Air Miles. Then, it’s your mom’s social insurance number. Scott Feschuk on the checkout line’s privacy intrusions
The end of NSA’s phone-record dragnet? That’s marginal change.
Leading privacy-rights lawyer Jameel Jaffer on why Obama is as secretive as Bush on national security, and why privacy issues are hard to sell
Where is Canada’s answer to Rand Paul?
Rand Paul may be one of America’s most divisive politicians, but he’s leading the charge against the Patriot Act. Scott Gilmore on the lessons Canada can learn
So, when do we start caring about privacy?
The Canadian government has been spying on and collecting our emails en masse. Yawn, right?
When it comes to privacy, what is our threshold for outrage?
Colin Horgan on the sliding scale of privacy
QP Live: Who makes a good privacy watchdog?
Your daily dose of political theatre
America dumbs down
The U.S. is being overrun by a wave of anti-science, anti-intellectual thinking. Has the most powerful nation on Earth lost its mind?
The QP Clip: Tom Mulcair’s 1,000,000 questions about privacy
The exchange you can’t miss from this afternoon’s Question Period