More Privacy - Page 31
3 reasons to worry about the FBI's facial recognition program
Lawmakers grilled the FBI in a hearing over its use of facial recognition software.
Flight electronics ban will separate passengers from their private data
How easy is it for officials to access your devices if they're in a checked bag?
This creepy Facebook stalking app was a hoax—but it should still scare the hell out of you
The future is terrible.
NBD, Allo could just tell your Google history to your mom
Googled anything personal lately?
By Jack Morse
Vibrator company will delete the personal data it snooped from you
Data mining is not exactly a turn-on.
By Ariel Bogle
Facebook just took a surprising stand on an important digital rights issue
"We are committed to building a community where people can feel safe making their voices heard."
Microwaves may be spying on you, suggests Kellyanne Conway
Another rendition of the Kellyanne Two-Step
FBI director says 'there is no such thing as absolute privacy in America.' Welp.
There's no such thing as privacy in the United States, but it's a vital part of being an American. OK, confused yet?
New settlement allows civilian review of NYPD surveillance
A lawsuit stems from city surveillance of Muslims, some of whom sued in 2013.
Telecom giants can finally stop caring about protecting your data
For a brief moment, the personal data you gave to your internet providers was protected. No longer.
Governments are in the business of doxing people now, so that's great
"... effectively targeting and intimidating those who have told their stories publicly."
By Ariel Bogle
Creepy new browser-tracking technique means there's nowhere left for you to hide
Browser fingerprinting just got even creepier.
By Jack Morse
This robot spy dog is like 'Westworld' for animals
But can it find the center of the maze?
Peter Thiel company reportedly helped NSA spy program
Thiel's company Palantir reportedly helped the NSA develop a program they call XKeyscore.
How the UK government can hack your personal data
Online privacy is a luxury.
Worried about your public Facebook data? You might want to try these tools
This is kind of creepy.
German watchdog: Parents, destroy these creepy smart dolls right now
Playtime is over, people.
You can track someone's live location and where they live for just a couple of dollars
This includes finding out where they live, and where they've been.
By Yi Shu Ng
This privacy app may work for White House aides, but it's still a mystery
They're using Confide but experts are skeptical.
Signal, Snowden's favorite private messenger, is testing a video call feature
They recently released a beta version for Android devices.
