Report from the Barbican Protest
Our man 'Dephormation' reports from the inside of the BT AGM in London:
http://www.dephormation.org.uk/?page=27
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This blog is intended to keep track of participating ISPs, websites and advertisers who use Phorm adware/spyware technology, as well as PR agencies who collaborate with Phorm, inc. The purpose of this is so people have the choice to avoid using these companies as well as to help people make their displeasure known to them.
Ian Livingston
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Contact information:
Email me at: phormwatch -at- fastmail -dot- net
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Anti-Phorm Links
- 10 Downing Street petition
- Anti Phorm League
- Anti-Phorm Campaign website
- Antiphorm
- BadPhorm
- BT Webwise Technical Trial Discussion Thread
- Dephormation
- Do Not Trust Webwise
- Email addressess of various CEOs
- Info for BT Broadband users on how to get a MAC code
- Inphormationdesk
- No DPI website
- Phone Calls UK BT Webwise FAQ
- Stop Phorm
Important Civil Liberties Campaigns and Websites
Disclaimer:
The list of participants at the bottom of this page is accurate to the best of my knowledge. If you have information otherwise, please email me to discuss.
The 'participants' in the lists below are either currently involved with Phorm technologies or have declared their intention to use this technology or it has otherwise been reported that they intend to do so.
The 'participants' in the lists below are either currently involved with Phorm technologies or have declared their intention to use this technology or it has otherwise been reported that they intend to do so.
List of participating ISPs
List of participating PR companies
List of participating websites and advertising agencies
- Barclays Bank - "...are currently investigating whether Phorm will be of benefit to a customers Online Banking experience"
- Financial Times - "Rob Grimshaw, MD, says: 'there are clearly some privacy concerns around it that are legitimate to some extent' and is therefore 'watching and waiting before deciding to opt in'. See http://tinyurl.com/3s9euo
- Guardian Unlimited - No Longer Participating!
- iVillage
- MySpace - No Longer Participating!
- The Telegraph
- The Times (UK Newspaper)
- Unanimis
- Universal McCann
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