Top Android Apps Are Engaging in Secret Naughty Chat That's Killing Your Phone's Battery
And causing potential security flaws.
And causing potential security flaws.
The idea that tech is to blame for the terrorists' attacks is just plain wrong, especially in light of new evidence.
Windows 10 has some handy new features, but if you believe the rest of the internet, it also comes with features that eviscerate any semblance of privacy.
Putting a lock on a bomb makes it harder to defuse, but we wouldn't start banning locks, would we?
Big win for anti-tracking campaigners.
We hope Zucks has been behaving himself.
That's more than 250 apps that were found in violation of Apple's privacy policy, scooping up data from one million users.
The era of car computers is upon us, and it’s a little scary from a privacy perspective.
Tim Cook loves privacy.
This art installation, Sensible Data by Martin Hertig, is a test: a test of how much you might be willing to give away about yourself in exchange for a little fun.
I guess you could use it if you want to be damn sure your baby’s not up to mischief.
The fight between law enforcement and tech companies about encryption and privacy is getting nastier than ever.
This is good news for the NSA and people with panopticon fetishes. For everyone else, it’s a setback.
It's kicked off damage control mode by saying it's sorry, and explaining why it wants so much info in the first place.
Who wants to sell most of your data to advertisers: Google, Apple, Tidal or Spotify?
TL;DR: if you’re at all concerned about data privacy you might want to jump ship now.
