Mandatory Piracy Filters Could be a Breach of Human Rights, Warn EU Members
Six member states have sent a letter to the EC asking for clarification on a number of proposals that could be a breach of existing EU law.
Six member states have sent a letter to the EC asking for clarification on a number of proposals that could be a breach of existing EU law.
Someone managed to dupe it with a picture. Just like what happened with the S8.
The idea of a smartphone app that turns my relationship into a PacMan game is hard for me to handle.
Uber has been tracking people for five minutes after their journey ends, but that's going to stop.
These developments could have a chilling effect on protest and free speech.
AccuWeather is sneakily getting access to your location data, even when you turn off location access.
The US government didn't mean for its initial warrant to be so broad, apparently.
A new “genome cloaking” could help study our DNA without revealing genetic information.
Anything on a public profile is apparently fair game.
Android users are facing new threats to their privacy with the recent discovery of over a thousand spyware apps on the loose.
MI5's former Director-General had some surprisingly balanced and well-thought-out opinions on the topic of encryption.
Did we say "snitching"? Sorry, we meant "fighting terrorism." Or something.
It wants to put an end to a legal exception that is being used to search through travellers' devices without probable cause.
She claimed that "real people" don't need end-to-end encryption.
Lauren Rucker, a risk analyst who has consulted for NASA, coached DEFCON 2017 attendees on maintaining their privacy rights during relationships.
