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Facebook accused of causing death of illegal migrants
Social media companies such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram have been accused of ignoring requests from the National Crime agency to deactivate pages used by migrant traffickers between January and May the National Crime agency referred over 1200 social media pages to the tech companies for closure due to their use by people traffickers.
UK Internet Law News
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£6.1 million fine for Google for bad practices in search removal requests
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A Cease and Desist Letter
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A cease and desist letter can easily backfire if it is written without fully understanding the law and...
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About Internet Law Experts™
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Yair Cohen Internet Defamation Expert Internet Law Experts is a trading name of Cohen Davis Ltd,...
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About us
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Our history Cohen Davis is a dedicated law firm that provides a full service to clients from all...
US Internet Law News
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Long jail sentence for sextortion artist
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Sex worker chatbots trick thousands
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A chatbot campaign in Seattle to entice sex traffickers online results in huge decline in searches The...
Online Crime News
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Blackmail of children on the internet
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“Children duped into undressing by chat-room blackmailers” was the headline that caught my...
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Blackmail Of Men On The Internet
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Grooming of men on the internet I am sorry to be indiscreet about this sensitive subject but it...
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Courts are failing harassment victims
(Online crime)
Very often victims of online harassment, online intimidation and online defamation feel hopeless...
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First internet troll prosecution
(Online crime)
Internet trolling has become an epidemic. After the conviction of Sean Duffy I was hopeful that...
Data Protection News
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Bulk Personal Datasets collected by UK government includes solicitor client privileged information
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The bulk personal datasets collected by British intelligence agencies is reminiscent of dark days...
Privacy Law News
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Compensation for data breach
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What happens when a large organisation suffers from a significant data breach? First, people...
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Data Protection Breach of mobile phones
(Privacy Law News)
Did Huawei have 'Hidden Back Doors' to the UK mobile telephone market Or was it just coincidental...