Privacy Concerns
Your Facebook Likes Can Tell Advertisers If You're an Introvert or Extrovert
And they can tailor what you see based on that information.
10 Ways You're Being Tracked Without You Knowing It
Everything we do online and with technology leaves a footprint.
Apple Gave Uber's App 'Unprecedented' Access to a Secret Backdoor That Can Record iPhone Screens
However, there is no evidence that Uber used this access to take advantage of the iPhone features.
Applying for a Business Loan? Make Sure Your Personal Information Is Protected.
Sharing information that's not needed could lead to unsolicited phone calls -- or worse.
Lawsuit Claims Disney Is Tracking Kids in 42 Apps
The class action suit alleges that the media giant is violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998.
Will Artificial Intelligence Be Illegal in Europe Next Year?
The upcoming European General Data Protection Regulation imposes strict rules on how to handle personal data, creating a challenge for AI companies everywhere.
FBI: Your Kid's Internet-Connected Toys Might Be Spying on Them
The FBI says sensors, microphones, cameras and other components in internet-connected toys 'could put the privacy and safety of children at risk.'
网络安全Habits Across Generations (Infographic)
From gen Zers to baby boomers, here's how different age groups protect themselves online.
These Companies Are 'Falling Short' on User Privacy
AT&T, Comcast, T-Mobile and Verizon were the four lowest performing companies in the Electronic Frontier Foundation's latest 'Who Has Your Back' report.
You Can Now Remove Medical Records From Google Search
Google's removal policy now includes a category called "confidential, personal medical records of private people."
Google to Stop Scanning Gmail Messages to Serve Up Ads
Google apparently has enough data about your online activity to serve you targeted advertisements without its controversial email scanning program.
Facebook Wants to Stop People From Stealing Your Profile Pics
Facebook begins testing new tools in India to give privacy-conscious individuals more control over who can download and share their profile photos.
98 Percent of College Students Gave Up Their Best Friend's Email for Free Pizza
While people say they care about privacy, that's apparently limited to their own.
Whether You Buy Online or in Stores, Google Will Know
Google's advertisers will soon be able to measure the success of their online campaigns based on credit card transaction data from physical stores.
Beyond the Privacy Fine Print: Making Privacy More Transparent
Consumers have a growing sense of unease over loss of control when it comes to personal data.