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As many as 227 million Americans may be compelled to disclose intimate details of their families and financial lives -- including their Social Security numbers -- in a new national database being assembled by two federal agencies. (Thinkstock)
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New federal database will track Americans’ credit ratings, other financial information

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California bill would boost data breach notice requirements
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California bill would boost data breach notice requirements

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Iran judge summons Facebook CEO to court
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Iran judge summons Facebook CEO to court

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Facebook expands privacy checkup tool
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Facebook expands privacy checkup tool

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This is an undated photo of Danish reporter Ken B. Rasmussen . Two former reporters and the publisher of a local gossip magazine face preliminary charges of violating privacy laws by illegally accessing personal information _ including credit card transactions that enabled them to track the movements of the Danish royals and celebrities for several years, police said Wednesday May 14, 2014. Investigator Bent Isager-Nielsen says police searched the homes of Ken B. Rasmussen and Kasper Kopping and the headquarters of Aller media group behind Se og Hoer and the publishing house of Rasmussen, who described in a recent book explained how they followed Danish glitterati by using information from a former IBM employee with access to a card-payment company's computers. (AP/Photo Jens Dresling/POLFOTO) DENMARK OUT
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Danish police widen celebrity snooping probe

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White House seeks stronger privacy laws for data
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White House seeks stronger privacy laws for data

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Half of EPA office’s passports are missing, IG finds

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White House calls for more privacy laws
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White House calls for more privacy laws

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A Supreme Court visitor takes pictures with her cell phone outside the Supreme Court in Washington, Tuesday, April 29, 2014, during a hearing. The Supreme Court is considering whether police may search cellphones found on people they arrest without first getting a warrant. ( AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)
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Supreme Court raises concerns over warrantless cellphone searches

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Privacy advocates and defense lawyers say that because cellphones potentially contain vast amounts of personal information unrelated to a person's arrest, they should be off limits to a police search without a warrant. (Thinkstock)

Supreme Court to address key privacy rights cases

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