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Encrypted DNS could help close the biggest privacy gap on the Internet. Why are some groups fighting against it?
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Think you’re anonymous online? A third of popular websites are ‘fingerprinting’ you
Think you’re anonymous online? A third of popular websites are ‘fingerprinting’ you
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Samsung: Anyone's thumbprint can unlock Galaxy S10 phone - A flaw that means any fingerprint can unlock a Galaxy S10 phone has been acknowledged by Samsung
Samsung: Anyone's thumbprint can unlock Galaxy S10 phone - A flaw that means any fingerprint can unlock a Galaxy S10 phone has been acknowledged by Samsung
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Samsung: Anyone's thumbprint can unlock Galaxy S10 phone - A flaw that means any fingerprint can unlock a Galaxy S10 phone has been acknowledged by Samsung
Samsung: Anyone's thumbprint can unlock Galaxy S10 phone - A flaw that means any fingerprint can unlock a Galaxy S10 phone has been acknowledged by Samsung
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Twitter used phone numbers provided for security to target ads
Twitter used phone numbers provided for security to target ads
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Senator proposes mandatory labeling for products with mics, cameras - The bill aims to protect consumers from unpleasant surprises
Senator proposes mandatory labeling for products with mics, cameras - The bill aims to protect consumers from unpleasant surprises
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Period tracking apps sharing data to facebook
Period tracking apps sharing data to facebook
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Firefox is now blocking third-party ad trackers by default
Firefox is now blocking third-party ad trackers by default
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Uh-oh: Silicon Valley is building a Chinese-style social credit system - In China, scoring citizens’ behavior is official government policy. U.S. companies are increasingly doing something similar,
Uh-oh: Silicon Valley is building a Chinese-style social credit system - In China, scoring citizens’ behavior is official government policy. U.S. companies are increasingly doing something similar,
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US Government wants to access your data to predict mental health events
US Government wants to access your data to predict mental health events
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US Government wants to access your data to predict mental health events
US Government wants to access your data to predict mental health events
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Microsoft discreetly wiped its massive facial recognition database
Microsoft discreetly wiped its massive facial recognition database
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We should opt into data tracking, not out of it, says DuckDuckGo CEO Gabe Weinberg
We should opt into data tracking, not out of it, says DuckDuckGo CEO Gabe Weinberg
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885 Million Records Exposed Online: Bank Transactions, Social Security Numbers, and More
885 Million Records Exposed Online: Bank Transactions, Social Security Numbers, and More
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At Amazon, facial recognition ban won just 2% of shareholder vote
At Amazon, facial recognition ban won just 2% of shareholder vote
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Redditor allowed to stay anonymous, court rules
Redditor allowed to stay anonymous, court rules
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Instagram data breach! 49 million users’ sensitive data exposed online
Instagram data breach! 49 million users’ sensitive data exposed online