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Lebanon: Where the “presidency” checks your Gmail

Written byLayal Al Khatib

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Posted 23 December 2010 15:43 GMT

Lebanese blogger Mir was surprised when she was alerted by Gmail of an unusual activity in her account; where an IP mapped to presidency.gov.lb accessed her account at 3am. She shared her story and a screen shot in this post.

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Written byLayal Al Khatib

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