SAN FRANCISCO — A free service launched on Wednesday called PrivateSky lets Internet users shield email, Facebook updates, and other online exchanges from hackers or other unwanted snoops.
The website Wikileaks will continue publishing leaked US embassy cables but won't release the encryption key for its 200,000 cable "insurance file" despite the arrest of its founder, Julian Assange.
A top executive of the maker of the BlackBerry smartphones said in an interview published Wednesday that the firm would not give in to pressure to allow foreign governments to access customer data.
