It seems that the FBI is confident to be able to crack the i-phone without Apple’s support, so the court date has been posponed. If FBI is right it would be a hot issue for Apple but the key point would remain the same: can a private subject claim to refuse support to a judge formally… Read More: Apple vs Court (FBI): an update »
Some days ago, the Apple CEO Tim Cook decided to oppose an order signed by a Judge, denying support to FBI to brute force the Iphone of the San Bernardino terrorists. Apple refuses to develop the software required to make it possible in order to protect its customers’ privacy: that’s why this event impacts on… Read More: Apple vs FBI: and EU? »
Italian Parliament today approved two separate motions to promote the Declaration of Rights in Internet in view of the Internet Governance Forum to be held in Brazil November 9 to 13. The Undersecretary of Telecommunications Antonello Giacomelli, to support the initiative “commits the government to activate its best endeavors for the promotion and adoption at… Read More: DECLARATION OF RIGHTS ON THE INTERNET »
Following the public consultation and the meeting of the Commission for the rights and duties related to the Internet, on July 14, 2015 a new internet bill of rights declaration has been published. The declaration has been defined as a constitution that seeks to integrate both rights already recognized by national and international regulations and… Read More: Internet Bill of Rights »