More Privacy - Page 25
Phone and tablet makers reportedly had deep access to your Facebook data too
Manufacturers could apparently retrieve user's friends' data, even if they believe they'd opted to not share it.
By Johnny Lieu
Review: 2-factor authentication on iPhone gets dirt-simple with this keyfob
2fa gets physical.
By Jake Krol
Let's all chill out about this whole 'Alexa is spying on you' thing
Stay calm and don't panic.
By Raymond Wong
Why you should care about GDPR, even if you don't live in Europe
It's not just about privacy policies.
By Karissa Bell
How to use GDPR to clean out your inbox once and for all
An opportunity for a proper cleanse.
GDPR email subject lines sound even more desperate than your ex lovers
The GDPR thirst is real.
Apple now lets you download every bit of data it ever collected from you
Nice touch, Apple.
Amazon is under fire for selling facial recognition tools to cops
Who watches those enabling the watching?
Eyes to the front camera: Chinese facial recognition tech targets inattentive students
"Of course, this is a very efficient way to check class attendance."
By Johnny Lieu
One Florida man was behind 96 million of the worst kind of robocalls, FCC says
It was all one guy.
By Karissa Bell
Google makes its privacy policy clearer so we can actually understand it
All thanks to GDPR.
Signal just fixed a bug that meant disappearing messages remained on MacOS
Make sure your secure messaging client is up to date.
By Jack Morse
UK data regulator tells Cambridge Analytica to hand over user's data, or else
It's not getting off scot-free.
FBI agents swarmed with drones during a hostage rescue operation
Criminal suspects recruited drones to bamboozle law enforcement officers.
By Johnny Lieu
What is the real value of online anonymity?
Convenience versus privacy — you may have to choose a side.
By ANON
Facebook announces plans to build 'Clear History' tool to combat privacy concerns
The major privacy change was announced ahead of the company's annual developer conference, F8.
Twitter sold data to a Cambridge Analytica-linked researcher — but it's not as bad as it sounds
You're still not off the hook, Zuck.
By Monica Chin
Suspected serial killer caught after relative shares DNA with genealogy website
Investigators tracked down 'Golden State Killer' suspect Joseph James DeAngelo Jr. with the help of his relative's DNA.
WhatsApp is banning teens under 16 in Europe ahead of privacy law changes
The change comes into effect in May.
The data scientist behind the Cambridge Analytica scandal fires back at Facebook
The notorious data scientist Aleksandr Kogan has a lot to get off his chest.
Facebook really, really wants you to believe you’re not the product it’s selling
The social network fires back at its biggest critics.
Bring the fun of camping indoors with this pop-up bed tent
Camping without all of those pesky mosquitoes!
