US government ordering Google to provide users’ search data: report
The US federal government is secretly ordering Google and other search engines to track and provide data on anyone who searches certain terms through “keyword warrants,” according to a new report.BIAS COVERAGE DISTRIBUTION
Government secretly orders Google to track anyone searching certain names, addresses, and phone numbers
The U.S. government is reportedly secretly issuing warrants for Google to provide user data on anyone typing in certain search terms, raising fears that innocent online users could get caught up in serious crime investigations at a greater frequency than previously thought.
Government issuing ‘keyword’ warrants to Google that request info about users searching certain phrases
The United States government has reportedly been issuing secret “keyword warrants” to Google for those who look up certain phrases and names, triggering worry over privacy in addition to concern for innocent internet users, who could unknowingly and erroneously become involved in major criminal investigations.
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US government orders Google to track people searching specific names: Report
According to reports, the US government has allegedly issued warrants for search giant Google to provide data on people typing specific search terms. A Forbes report said the FBI is issuing "keyword warrants" asking Google to provide data amid fears that innocent users may get caught. Also Read: Zuckerberg hits out at Facebook whistleblower
Government secretly orders Google to track anyone searching certain names, addresses, and phone numbers
Close up of an Apple Ipad and on a desk showing the Google search engine. (iStock)Government secretly orders Google to track anyone searching certain names, addresses, and phone numbers Nihal Krishan October 05, 11:10 AMOctober 05, 11:10 AMThe U.S. government is reportedly secretly issuing warrants for Google to provide user data on anyone typing in certain search terms, raising fears that innocent online use…
US government ordering Google to provide users’ search data: report
The US federal government is secretly ordering Google and other search engines to track and provide data on anyone who searches certain terms through “keyword warrants,” according to a new report.…
The Justice Department accidentally unsealed a rare 'keyword warrant' ordering Google to hand over data on anyone who searched a victim's name, report says
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Keyword Warrants: Why They Are So Controversial Explained
Investigators and law enforcement agencies in the US are reportedly issuing Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo with 'keyword warrants' that require them to provide the IP addresses and other personally-identifiable information about users who searched for a particular search term, or 'keyword', during a particular period of time. Investigative techniques used by law enforcement agencies have often been a contentious issue among civil right activists a…
It Begins: Federal Investigators Are Issuing Warrants for Google to Turn Over Anyone Typing in Certain Search Terms
It begins. The federal government is issuing warrants from compliant Google to turn over anyone typing in certain search terms. But they assure the American public that they can be trusted. Just like the federal government assured Americans they would not abuse the secret FISA courts to spy on innocent Americans! We now know that…
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