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Photos: Google Street View takes on Stonehenge
Photo Google said, as with all Street View imagery in the UK, faces and licence plates will be blurred out as a privacy measure. Google and VisitBritain have revealed the seven landmarks and attractions that will get a visit... [15 Jul 2009]
Photos: Opera wants you to Unite from its browser
Photo Like the other services Opera has created, photo-sharing comes with privacy settings and instructions for using the service. Opera Unite's web server is a component of the latest experimental version of the Opera 10... [17 Jun 2009]
Photos: Doctor, doctor - your receptionist looks like a touchscreen
Photo Howard Lewis, ICT project manager at King's College Hospital NHS Trust, said in a statement: "It will help to improve the immediacy and privacy of patient communications as well as reduce queuing and paperwork. [23 Apr 2009]
Photos: Top 10 alternatives to Internet Explorer
Photo The browser also sports some noteworthy privacy features. So, you've been together a long time but your head's being turned by what else is out there and you fancy trying something new. Yes indeed, many a web browser... [23 Oct 2008]
Minority Report: 10 top iPhone 2.0 apps
Photo You'll hate it if you have any concerns over personal privacy or are cheating on your spouse. 1: Google Mobile App The iPhone is a surprisingly large place to be in, lots of data, phone numbers, email, apps and websites... [15 Aug 2008]
Photos: £1,000 reward for PM's fingerprints
Photo The elaborate stunt has been dreamt up by anti-ID cards campaigners No2ID and Privacy International, who will put up posters in tube stations and pub toilets. Wild West-style wanted posters will offer a £1,000 reward for... [07 Apr 2008]
Photos of the year
Photo Street View has caught some unusual shots of the American public, including this San Franciscan, raising questions around invasion of privacy. 2007 has seen a bumper crop of top tech photos from silicon.com, including... [13 Dec 2007]
Photos of the month - June 2007
Photo The app has caught some unusual shots of the American public, including this San Franciscan, raising questions around invasion of privacy. Pictured is silicon.com's avatar taking a walk around the virtual Renault F1 garage. [27 Jun 2007]
Photos: Take a peek at Google Street View
Photo However, images such as the one above have raised questions about whether this constitutes a breach of people's privacy. This picture sparked the initial outcry about invasion of privacy. Photo credit:... [08 Jun 2007]
Photos: Inside the world's best known RFID bookshop
Photo While the decision to destroy the tags safeguards shoppers' privacy - tags cannot be read once the book is purchased - it also means BGN won't be able to use the tags to track and authorise returns. But its location... [16 Apr 2007]
Photos: The top 10 gadgets for business travellers
Photo So, here's how to foil them: get a privacy filter. Business travel isn't all about work - it's also about waiting. There are long stretches of dead time at airports, lonely hotels and gruelling periods spent in transit. [26 May 2006]
Photos: Voters go high-tech at local elections
Photo Rushmoor Borough Council also used new ballot-marking technology from ES&S and Unisys to provide privacy and accessibility to voters who are blind, vision-impaired, or have a disability or condition that would make it... [05 May 2006]
Photos: What's inside France Telecom's Paris R&D Labs
Photo The thinking behind this is privacy - the user can watch TV on the train while dodging shoulder surfers. This isn't a photo from a Star Trek: Next Generation conference or a picture of a wannabe X-Man - it's a look... [09 Sep 2005]
