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Michigan's high court says law enforcement authorities cannot use a warrant to search a criminal suspect’s cell phone without specifying what it is they’re looking for.
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Michigan was among 40 states which received a total of nearly $400 million in a settlement with Google over location data privacy.
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Michigan voters could decide whether to include an electronic privacy guarantee in the state constitution. A state lawmaker formally proposed the…
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Magazine subscribers in Michigan have agreed to settle a privacy lawsuit against Hearst Communications.The subscribers say Hearst sold their personal…
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This week’s political roundup examines two instances of government trying to restrict access to information. Ken Sikkema, Senior Policy Fellow at Public…
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The Michigan Supreme Court is hearing arguments in an unusual case involving a hospital, privacy and a personal protection order.Tammy McNeil-Marks was…
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Michigan state police have been using cell phone tracking devices for nearly ten years.That’s according to documents the American Civil Liberties Union…
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A dusty old Facebook hoax that was debunked years ago has flared up again being passed from friend to friend like a bad cold.It's the "Facebook privacy…
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It’s been almost a decade since Facebook was opened to the general public.Many initially saw it as a ripoff of then-powerhouse social networking platform…
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A state House bill would change the Michigan Constitution to require all university board meetings be open to the public.Right now, the constitution says…