Topic > privacy
U.S. Supreme Court to rule on whether police should require warrants to obtain cellphone location data on suspects
Cheetah Mobile launches next-generation flagship app Security Master
Facebook fined for violating French digital privacy regulations
Australia goes anti-privacy today, starts storing all user metadata
U.S. Senate to vote on repeal of broadband privacy rules
‘Smart’ vibrator company settles $3.75 million privacy lawsuit
U.S. judge rules Google must turn over foreign emails
EU rejects U.S. explanation of scanning Yahoo email for intelligence gathering
U.S. asks foreign travelers to voluntarily disclose social media profiles
Open-Xchange raises $5.2 million and teams with Qwant to develop email with new privacy protections
Evernote trots out ‘poor communication’ excuse in response to uproar over privacy policy changes
What we gain (and lose) when we give chatbots permission to use our data
Under Trump, Republican FCC commissioners will seek to reverse rulings on net neutrality and privacy
FBI gains expanded hacking powers in cases involving anonymizing technology
How ‘strong anonymity’ will finally fix the privacy problem
USmobile launches private Scrambl3 app for free calls and texts
U.S. intelligence community opposes efforts to curtail privacy watchdog
Survey: US companies are ill-prepared for new EU rules
Why doesn’t Amazon’s Alexa know who I am?
The privacy industry has managed to stay gender-equal — will it last?
Candid launches to be the new Secret, but without the vitriol and harassment
Big big data: Microsoft/LinkedIn could be a privacy fiasco, but it doesn’t have to be
Search of old computer files allowed by U.S. appeals court
Push to expand FBI surveillance threatens U.S. email privacy bill
Rand Paul to join effort preventing FBI from remotely accessing any computer
Why the Apple-FBI battle made people realize the importance of privacy faster than Snowden
U.S. judges can now issue search warrants on computers in any jurisdiction
U.S. House unanimously passes email privacy bill
U.S. court rejected claim FBI use of spy data is unconstitutional
Bill Gates says U.S. needs limits on covert email searches
EU adopts new data protection law that could mean bigger fines for Silicon Valley companies
Reddit change raises alarm about possible U.S. government spying
FCC seeks to end broadband providers’ collecting consumer data without consent
FBI may not have to disclose how it unlocked San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone
France fines Google over ‘right to be forgotten’ privacy violations
John Oliver explains the San Bernardino iPhone case so you can finally understand it
Privacy fears causing consumer trust in mobile services to plunge
Messaging app Wiper raises $2 million to launch movie subscription service
