Scrambling for Safety
Scrambling for Safety is an occasional event organised to address a current issue in UK information policy.
See also FIPR, Privacy International
Scrambling for Safety 2016
A tenth event, related to the draft Investigatory Powers Bill, has been announced for Thursday, January 7, 2016 at King's College London.
- Tickets (currently sold out)
- Schedule
- Livestream
Scrambling for Safety 2012
Held 2012-04-19 related to the likely introduction of the Communications Data Bill. Organised by FIPR, Privacy International, Open Rights Group, Big Brother Watch and the London School of Economics.
Scrambling for Safety 8
Held 2006-08-14 related to the consultation for the introduction of RIPA part III.
Scrambling for Safety 7
Held 2003-10-22 related to data retention
Scrambling for Safety 6
Held 2003-05-14 related to data retention
Scrambling for Safety 2000
Held 2000-03-22 related to the RIP Bill. Organised by FIPR, ISPA and Privacy International.
- http://www.fipr.org/sfs2000/
- http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ERORecords/HO/421/2/P2/oicd/ccspeech.pdf
Scrambling for Safety 3.5
Held 1999-09-23 concerning Electronic Communications Bill
Scrambling for Safety 3
Held 1999-04-01. Organised by Computer Weekly, FIPR and Privacy International.
Scrambling for Safety 2
Held 1998-05-29 "motivated by the DTI's recent cryptography policy announcement, and by the EU's proposed directive on digital signatures."
Scrambling for Safety
Held 1997-05-19 related to the government's plans for key-escrow encryption. Organised by Privacy International and Global Internet Liberty Campaign.