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Apples Smart Glasses könnten ein Meta-Problem haben - David Paul Morris / Bloomberg / Getty Images

Apples Smart Glasses könnten ein Meta-Problem haben - David Paul Morris / Bloomberg / Getty Images

Schutz der Privatsphäre Apples Smart Glasses könnten ein Meta-Problem haben

Gerüchten zufolge wollte Apple noch in diesem Jahr Smart Glasses vorstellen. Einem Bericht zufolge wird daraus nichts. Von Matthias Kremp

The Ethical Minefield of Microchipping - Laura Stevens / Picture Press / Camera Press

The Ethical Minefield of Microchipping - Laura Stevens / Picture Press / Camera Press

Handfuls of Data The Ethical Minefield of Microchipping

Employees at the Swedish unit of the German travel conglomerate TUI are volunteering to have a microchip implanted in their hands. The technology literally opens doors, but also raises numerous ethical questions. Von Kristina Läsker

Max Mosely and Google End Legal Dispute - DPA

Max Mosely and Google End Legal Dispute - DPA

S&M Images Max Mosely and Google End Legal Dispute

Max Mosley has ended his years-long legal dispute with Google. The case centered on the search engine's inclusion of images of the ex-Formula One president participating in an S&M sex party in its search results. Now, the two parties have reached a settlement. Von Isabell Hülsen

EU Court Ruling a Victory for Privacy - AP/ Google

EU Court Ruling a Victory for Privacy - AP/ Google

Europe: 1, Google: 0 EU Court Ruling a Victory for Privacy

A ruling by the European Union's highest court last week ordering Google to provide people with the right to be forgotten has generated fiercely divergent responses in the US and Europe. Germans are celebrating the decision, which buttresses privacy. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Snowden Will Make Video Appearance - HANDOUT/ REUTERS

Snowden Will Make Video Appearance - HANDOUT/ REUTERS

European Parliament Snowden Will Make Video Appearance

Leaders in the European Parliament have agreed to allow NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden to answer questions by video, despite efforts by some conservative parliamentarians to block the testimony out of fear it could further harm trans-Atlantic relations. Von Gregor Peter Schmitz

Deutsche Telekom Pushes for All-German Internet - Sven Hoppe/ dpa

Deutsche Telekom Pushes for All-German Internet - Sven Hoppe/ dpa

Spy-Proofing Deutsche Telekom Pushes for All-German Internet

Recent revelations about NSA spying have given fresh impetus to the dream of a purely German Internet. Deutsche Telekom believes it could introduce a system safe from prying foreign surveillance, but some criticize the plan as pointless. Von Frank Dohmen und Gerald Traufetter

Conservative Calls for End of Data Pact - Carsten Hoefer/ picture alliance / dpa

Conservative Calls for End of Data Pact - Carsten Hoefer/ picture alliance / dpa

Spying Fallout Conservative Calls for End of Data Pact

With members of his party calling for consequences in the NSA spying affair, a leading member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's sister party says he wants the EU to cancel its Safe Harbor data agreement with the US. Von Björn Hengst

Merkel Balks at EU Privacy Push - Julian Stratenschulte/ dpa

Merkel Balks at EU Privacy Push - Julian Stratenschulte/ dpa

Appearances and Reality Merkel Balks at EU Privacy Push

Chancellor Merkel has put on a good show of being outraged by American spying. But, at the same time, she has impeded efforts to strengthen data security. Does she really want more privacy, or is she more interested in being accepted into the exclusive group of info-sharing countries known as the 'Five Eyes' club? Von Gregor Peter Schmitz

'British More Complacent' about Surveillance - SUZANNE PLUNKETT/ REUTERS

'British More Complacent' about Surveillance - SUZANNE PLUNKETT/ REUTERS

Guardian Editor 'British More Complacent' about Surveillance

The Guardian has been on the front lines of exposing vast surveillance undertaken by the US and the UK -- and has been targeted by the authorities as a result. In an interview, Editor-in-Chief Alan Rusbridger talks about his confrontation with the government and why the scandal isn't making waves in Britain.

A Scandal That Just Won't Die - Andreas Gebert/ dpa

A Scandal That Just Won't Die - Andreas Gebert/ dpa

Merkel and the NSA A Scandal That Just Won't Die

As the election approaches, Chancellor Angela Merkel is working hard to dissipate anger over controversial surveillance by German and US intelligence agencies. But every time Berlin assures voters that all is well, its claims are discredited.

US Intelligence Watches Germany Closely - Boris Roessler/ dpa

US Intelligence Watches Germany Closely - Boris Roessler/ dpa

Ally and Target US Intelligence Watches Germany Closely

German intelligence services cooperate closely with the NSA, but the country is also a target of US surveillance, as a document seen by SPIEGEL makes clear. The spy software XKeyscore is operated from a facility in Hesse, with some of the results landing on President Obama's desk. Von Laura Poitras, Marcel Rosenbach und Holger Stark

German Firms Scramble to Boost Data Protection - Steve Marcus / REUTERS

German Firms Scramble to Boost Data Protection - Steve Marcus / REUTERS

NSA Aftermath German Firms Scramble to Boost Data Protection

German companies have long suspected China and Russia of trying to steal their secrets. But the NSA scandal has turned their attention west, forcing them to worry about prying American eyes and to rapidly bolster security measures. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Transfers from Germany Aid US Surveillance - MICHAEL DALDER/ REUTERS

Transfers from Germany Aid US Surveillance - MICHAEL DALDER/ REUTERS

Mass Data Transfers from Germany Aid US Surveillance

German intelligence sends massive amounts of intercepted data to the NSA, according to documents from whistleblower Edward Snowden, which SPIEGEL has seen. The trans-Atlantic cooperation on technical matters is also much closer than first thought. Von Hubert Gude, Laura Poitras und Marcel Rosenbach

New Leaks Show Near Total NSA Surveillance

New Leaks Show Near Total NSA Surveillance

'Real Time' New Leaks Show Near Total NSA Surveillance

New reporting by the Guardian reveals an NSA program called XKeyscore gives the agency near limitless access to e-mails, Web browser history, social media activity and more. The program contains few checks to ensure the surveillance complies with US law. Von Konrad Lischka und Christian Stöcker

Parliament Seeks Clarity in NSA Scandal - Ole Spata/ dpa

Parliament Seeks Clarity in NSA Scandal - Ole Spata/ dpa

Three Different Prisms? Parliament Seeks Clarity in NSA Scandal

A Thursday meeting in German parliament was supposed to shed light on NSA surveillance activities in Germany. It only added to the mystery. A US response to a Berlin inquiry claims that there are actually three unrelated Prism programs. Von Veit Medick und Philipp Wittrock

Merkel Remains Mum on NSA Spying - Michael Kappeler/ dpa

Merkel Remains Mum on NSA Spying - Michael Kappeler/ dpa

'I Would Rather Wait' Merkel Remains Mum on NSA Spying

Despite intense political pressure, German Chancellor Angela Merkel offered no new details on the extent of NSA surveillance activities in Germany during a Friday press conference. She told reporters that her government is applying "appropriate pressure" on the Obama administration.

'Explosive' NSA Spying Reports Are Imminent - AP/dpa

'Explosive' NSA Spying Reports Are Imminent - AP/dpa

Greenwald 'Explosive' NSA Spying Reports Are Imminent

Journalist Glenn Greenwald says new reports from the trove of NSA data supplied by whistleblower Edward Snowden can be expected in the next few days. Speaking on a German talkshow, he said they would be even "more explosive in Germany" than previous reporting.

US Military Intervene over Facebook Event - Daniel Bangert

US Military Intervene over Facebook Event - Daniel Bangert

NSA Joke US Military Intervene over Facebook Event

As a joke, a German man recently invited some friends for a walk around a top secret NSA facility. But the Facebook invitation soon had German federal police knocking at his door. They had been alerted by the American authorities. Von Judith Horchert

NSA Mudslinging Has Merkel on Defensive - Shawn Thew / dpa

NSA Mudslinging Has Merkel on Defensive - Shawn Thew / dpa

'Broken Oath' NSA Mudslinging Has Merkel on Defensive

Center-left chancellor candidate Peer Steinbrück is doing all he can to capitalize on the spying scandal, even accusing Angela Merkel of breaking her oath. But a Monday report shows that Germany has benefitted greatly from American Internet surveillance.

Pirate Party Passes into Irrelevance - Juergen Schwarz/ Getty Images

Pirate Party Passes into Irrelevance - Juergen Schwarz/ Getty Images

Pirate Party Passes into Irrelevance

Von Charles Hawley

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