Investigatory Powers Tribunal rules against UK intelligence services because of secrecy over their methodology
Snowden files suggest Cable & Wireless - now part of Vodafone - was heavily involved in spying on citizens
Two countries, both victims of NSA spying, want United Nations to condemn snooping
GCHQ doesn't bother with warrants, Investigatory Powers Tribunal or data protection laws, admits government in privacy court case
CEO Tim Cook assures Apple users the privacy policy will be updated regularly as the firm looks to the iWatch
Latest Snowden leak reveals how ICREACH is used to give US intelligence agencies access to communications data
Sooraj Shah speaks to Rodney Joffe about the state of cyber security and government surveillance, and delves into the history of Neustar, the company he works for
NSA whisteblower suggests 'criminals' unite to protect the world from government snooping
Meanwhile, Edward Snowden suggests that Dropbox is 'hostile to privacy'
'Blanket surveillance is highly unlikely to prevent a terrorist attack and is a dangerous misuse of resources'