The Snowden effect: new privacy wins await after data transfer ruling
   privacy wins
   from Moscow to a privacy talk Photograph: Andrew Kelly/Reuters
   matters of privacy and law and it's possible this second wave is only
   United States. The case was brought by privacy activist and lawyer Max
   the post-Snowden era. It's clear privacy activists won't be satisfied
   "upstream" surveillance program - where the spy agency has access to
   In the UK, Privacy International has a slew of active cases in the
   potentially upend GCHQ's mass surveillance capabilities.
   Then there are the privacy cases that don't directly deal with the NSA
   is on a privacy heightened-alert. All over the country, civil liberties
   an end to mass surveillance either. As Cory Doctorow wrote:
   If the European Court of Justice wants to end mass surveillance of
   Europeans, it can only do so by banning mass surveillance - by ruling
   idea of cabining data in their own domestic soil to thwart privacy and
   up weakening their privacy protections in the process.
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