CNET News reports on the “five reasons why 2012 mattered” when it comes to policy and privacy. The list includes citizen protests against the Stop Online Piracy Act, a less successful protest against the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act and the U.S. Supreme Court’s curbing of increasingly pervasive GPS tracking of individuals without a warrant. Meanwhile, San Francisco Chronicle reports on the setbacks and advances in online privacy in 2012.
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