TechMails: Week in review: Of Internet privacy and police

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February 6, 2010

Week in review: Of Internet privacy and police

Survey finds that police want backdoor to ISP customer data, while the U.S. government worries about cyberattacks. Also: Toyota's electronic woes.

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Steven Musil
CNET News.com

Video of the week

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Most popular stories

1.	Police want backdoor to Web users' private data

2.	Police survey provides glimpse of Net-surveillance figures

3.	FBI wants records kept of Web sites visited

4.	Tough calls ahead for Google's Nexus One

5.	Toyota's latest woes may be hard-wired

6.	AT&T green-lights SlingPlayer on iPhone

7.	Windows 7 market share tops 10 percent

8.	Lawmakers grill execs over Comcast-NBC deal

9.	Analyst: Apple will sell 8 million iPads by 2012

10.	'Avatar,' 'Star Trek,' 'District 9' get visual-effects Oscar nods

Multimedia

1.	Loaded: Tweeting the big game

2.	Podcast: Sony earnings call brings good news, mild mocking

3.	Multitouch on the Nexus One

Top photo galleries

1.	NASA, GM unveil Robonaut 2

2.	Oscar's VFX and animation nominees

3.	NASA dims lights for Constellation program

4.	When it comes to Tag, Microsoft's it

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Reviews of the week

1.	2009 Porsche Cayenne GTS

2.	Wacom Intuos4 Wireless

3.	Toshiba Mini NB305-N410BN

4.	Canon PIXMA MP560 - multifunction

5.	Dell Inspiron Mini 10 (Intel Atom N450)

6.	Gateway SX2840-01

7.	JVC TH-BA1

8.	Nikon Coolpix S640

9.	Nokia N97 Mini (unlocked)

10.	Sony Bloggie MHS-CM5 (purple)