Your Daily Digital Digest for Friday, May 5th, 2017

Here's your Daily Digital Digest for Friday, May 5th, 2017. Thanks to @acurrie for compiling!

Your news links for today:

• Privacy after surveillance reform? Advocates say there’s still work to be done - Think Progress
• Actually, Congress Did Undermine Our Internet Privacy Rights - EFF
• Lawmakers That Killed Privacy Rules Get Shamed Via Billboards - DSL Reports
• Don't Get Fooled: The Plan Is To Kill Net Neutrality While Pretending It's Being Protected - Techdirt
• NYPD Refuses to Disclose Information About Its Face Recognition Program, So Privacy Researchers Are Suing - The Intercept
• The UK's secret blueprint with telcos for mass spying on internet, phones – and backdoors - The Register
• Commons committee calls for rollback of key C-51 anti-terror measures - CBC News
• Untold Numbers of Canadians Are Streaming Live Online Without Their Knowledge - Motherboard
• Competition Bureau suggests Canadian FinTech sector’s slow growth due to regulation, consumer complacency - Mobile Syrup
• Koodo Promo Offers $46/5GB, $49/6GB Plans for Quebec Only - iPhone in Canada
• The Premier League Kindly Requests Google De-List All Of Facebook Over Copyright Infringement Claims - Techdirt
• I'm an ex-Facebook exec: don't believe what they tell you about ads - The Guardian

All links compiled by OpenMedia community member and volunteer Andrew Currie.