More Privacy - Page 30
European nations fine Facebook over being cagey with users' data
In France and the Netherlands, Facebook is allegedly violating user privacy.
Here's why police were able to illegally access the call logs of a journalist
Might be time to get that VPN.
By Johnny Lieu
Amazon wants to see into your bedroom, and that should worry you
The Seattle-based company's Echo Look promises to analyze your outfits and tell you what's hot and what's not. That's not all it does.
By Jack Morse
How to lock down your iMessages so you don't snitch on yourself like Alabama's (former) governor
Keep those texts private.
Police drones will watch over runners at this year's Boston Marathon
Two drones will buzz above a sea of 30,000 runners at this year's race.
Citizen phone numbers leaked on Twitter by cops in Bangalore
Serious breach of privacy!
Rando friends can see your Facebook Stories and you can't stop it
You don't want your grandma asking about your latest Story shenanigans, do you?
This company is microchipping its workers to give them an all-access pass to the office
Everybody do the robot.
By Tony Lee
Your internet data is absolutely a national security issue
It's not just about your data, it's about the security of the country.
By Chandler Givens
China installs security cameras in churches by force
Officials moved in past gates and forcibly put the cameras in.
By Yvette Tan
The software that could prevent ISPs from selling your browsing history could also just make things worse
Virtual private networks may save you from your internet service provider, but that doesn't mean you're safe.
By Jack Morse
Your Pornhub habits just got even more private
Now your ISP cannot keep tabs on your porn preferences.
Your college email account may be one of millions for sale on the dark web
The keys for 13 million university email accounts are out there. Is yours one of them?
Those GoFundMe campaigns can't simply buy Congress's internet history
There are things that are simple, and there are things that are not.
Donald Trump is now your last hope for the most basic internet privacy rules
Go ahead and assume that everything you do online is being tracked and sold without your knowledge.
NATO stocks up on data-sucking surveillance drones
NATO wants more data-sucking surveillance drones.
Your internet service provider shouldn't be allowed to spy on you, but they can (and will)
You don't have any choice, and that means you don't have much of a say in the matter.
By Dane Jasper
India's controversial biometric ID card system could become the only one
There's no way out, anymore.
By Manish Singh
U.S. Senate to America: Yeah, we’ll let internet providers pimp out your personal data
Yes, they are going to be watching you.
