As I wrote about earlier, TorrentSpy, a file-sharing search engine, was ordered by a U.S. magistrate to enable logging on its servers and to subsequently make those logs available to the MPAA, the plaintiff in an illegal file-sharing lawsuit against TorrentSpy...

Researchers in the state of Ohio in the United States have discovered that by analyzing the logs produced (by law) from e-voting machines used in certain counties, they can determine the vote(s) each voter made . Further, the logs, by law, must be produced...

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070811-iphone-bill-is-surprisingly-xbox-huge-lol.html Fortunately for customers they strip out all the interesting details that would make it useful to, well, anyone.

From time to time I hear this, and it usually turns out not to be the case. I'll begin with a little background. First, The eventlog service does not have (and never did have) any public or private API to delete individual events- there is a log clear...

This one kind of speaks for itself. I guess this is more of a privacy issue than a logging issue. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20216302/ [Edited 2010-08-06 by EricF- fixing broken link]