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Google forced to reveal anonymous reviewer’s details

A court has forced Google to reveal the details of an anonymous poster who published an unpalatable review of a dentist.

Organizations were attacked for employees’ data, including names, addresses and birthdates used to set up hundreds of bank accounts.

They use it to offer things like budgeting apps. It puts passwords and privacy at risk, but some say they can’t afford to build APIs instead.

Most of the US and China’s requests had to do with investigations into fraud, suspected account access and phishing.

Organizers said 100 leads were generated every 10 minutes by contestants using OSINT – open-source intelligence such as online searches.

The US, UK and Australian governments last week officially urged Facebook to halt its plans for end-to-end encryption.

The alliance wants tech companies to build backdoor access to users’ encrypted data, by force if necessary.

Australian law makers have responded very quickly to the Christchurch shootings.

Australia’s controversial anti-encryption laws came under independent scrutiny this week as tech leaders criticized the proposed rules.

And Oracle accused Google of creating shadow profiles of even non-users. Theirs are just two of 85 responses to an Australian inquiry.