privacy

One ex-worker told Reuters one such clip included "a man approaching a vehicle completely naked"

A lot of new technology seems unconcerned about your digital security

The browser's updated Relay feature allows users to mask their real phone number and block unwanted calls and texts

Data collected by apps on your phone can be sold and utilized by law enforcement in a way that sidesteps normal search warrant procedures

Implemented while kids were at home, the tech is still largely in use

The website PimEyes can pretty much find your face in any online photo in mere seconds, even when partially obscured or covered

Forced friendly gestures are the centerpiece of a controversial biometrics shopping program that swaps privacy for convenience

Over two dozen groups want the video conferencing company to "abandon plans to mine users for emotional data points"

In a leaked memo, the social media giant appears less nefarious and more baffled with how to meet regulator demands (which is no excuse)

The government claims the proposed laws are for mental health. One expert says it's really about protecting "uncomfortable white men."

How wary should you be of third-party applications like IGLookup?

Sidewalk is a just-activated wireless network for Ring and Echo devices. It has some benefits, but lots of concerns.

After partnering with almost 2,000 police departments, is this home security product a threat to democracy?

With iOS 14.5, it'll be much harder for websites and apps to track your device and online behavior

Why the social media giant is worried about Apple's new data tracking policies

Sidewalk is a just-activated wireless network for Ring and Echo devices. It has some benefits, but lots of concerns.

After partnering with almost 2,000 police departments, is this home security product a threat to democracy?

With iOS 14.5, it'll be much harder for websites and apps to track your device and online behavior

Why the social media giant is worried about Apple's new data tracking policies

A new facial recognition study suggests that it might

A browser extension called AdNauseam can "obfuscate" your data

Bryant alleges deputies shared “unauthorized” photos of the helicopter crash that killed her husband, Kobe Bryant, their daughter and others

The new service promises 50-person chats, no time limits and an alleged emphasis on privacy

The companies plan to build it directly into iOS and Android

The popular video teleconferencing service is under increased scrutiny

Balancing rights while fighting a pandemic could become an "Orwellian" issue

Surviving pages of the CEO's old private notebooks laid the groundwork for the social media giant you know and distrust

Is it a real privacy effort or a PR stunt?

Welcome to the panopticon, everybody

A calendar tool may be monitoring workers organizing protests

Your phone number is exposing your account