Egypt requested information on 11 Facebook accounts - Ahram Online

Egypt requested information on 11 Facebook accounts Facebook's Global Government Requests Report shows Egyptian authorities have requested information on 11 Facebook accounts Ahram Online, Saturday 31 Aug 2013 Related Fifth of websites lack privacy protection info: Watchdog US lawmakers raise Google Glass privacy concerns Google Egypt downplays privacy concerns over March revamp Facebook signs up to voluntary privacy code in Germany Facebook's Global Government Requests Report shows that Egypt has sent data requests regarding eleven accounts during the first six months of 2013, ending 30 June. The social network's report, however, shows no information has yet been submitted to Egyptian authorities. Egypt is among many countries who have submitted similar requests. The US has sent the highest number of account requests (20-000-21,000), followed by India (4,144), the UK (2,337), Italy (2,306), Germany (2,068) and France (1,598) the report shows. The report covers requests sent during the second six months of Mohamed Morsi's presidency, who took office 30 June 2012 and was ousted on 3 July 2013. Search Keywords: facebook   |   government   |   Mohamed Morsi   Short link: via Technology - Google News http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=t&fd=R&usg=AFQjCNHEmeEAc0j40KxDPQqmR6Fh4b3F0g&url=http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/80421/Egypt/Politics-/Egypt-requested-information-on--Facebook-accounts.aspx

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