The End of Privacy Began in the 1960s
The privacy warriors of the 1960s would have been astounded by what the tech industry has become. They would be […]
The privacy warriors of the 1960s would have been astounded by what the tech industry has become. They would be […]
Google yesterday announced the changes to its terms of service and privacy policy and has designated Ireland as the location […]
Some 88% of organizations aren’t correctly managing access to data stored in files, according to a SailPoint report. More than […]
Dozens of companies use smartphone locations to help advertisers and even hedge funds. They say it’s anonymous, but the data […]
The data stolen from the Marriott hotel empire in a massive breach is so rich and specific it could be […]
China has called upon all electric vehicle manufacturers in China to make the same kind of reports — potentially adding […]
Facebook considered charging third parties for access to user data several years ago, company emails show. Such a move would […]
Airlines are widening scope of data they collect from passengers – but if it goes wrong, they could find themselves […]
On average, parents will post more than 1,000 images of their children online before they’re old enough to have their […]
The whistle-blower behind the Cambridge Analytica revelations said the now-defunct data research firm used the fashion preferences of Facebook Inc. […]
With one simple change, Facebook could pass an important privacy test. Right now, users have little choice in the public […]
LinkedIn has been called out a number of times for how it is able to suggest uncanny connections to you, […]