Don't worry, Google thoroughly vets the app developers who read your email
Search giant defends policy that allowed some apps full access to Gmail accounts
Google reportedly built a Chinese search engine that links queries to phone numbers
Google has yet to publicly comment on Dragonfly
Pro-privacy company Brave files GDPR complaint against Google
Google, of course, denies any wrong doing
First official Tor web browser for mobile gets alpha release
Following a major update of the desktop version
IBM secretly used NYPD CCTV footage to train its facial recognition systems
It could search for people based on skin tone and gender
U.S., U.K., and other governments issue joint statement asking for encryption backdoor
The governments try to assure that they don't want to weaken encryption
All App Store developers will be required to include links to their privacy policies in future app updates
The new rules reportedly go into effect on October 3
Google allegedly paid Mastercard millions for data to link online ads with offline purchases
How much tracking is too much tracking?
Yahoo and AOL scan your inbox for advertising purposes
Doubling down on a controversial practice
Muslim woman sues US border agency for making copies of her iPhone data
The handset was held by the CBP for 130 days
Google Chrome's Incognito mode may not be as private as you think
There's no such thing as a reasonable expectation of privacy
Lawyers seek class action against Google for tracking users
Search giant may also be facing FTC investigation for a breach of a 2011 consent decree
Google clarifies Location History help pages following tracking backlash
Its policies are clearer, but turning off tracking is still not as easy as flipping a switch
Firefox extension praised by Mozilla accused of privacy violations
The company has defended its add-on
TLS 1.3 approved, paving the way for a safer, faster internet
Google, Mozilla, and Facebook already support the new protocol
Turning off 'Location History' does not prevent Google from tracking you
You must also disable 'Web & App Activity' to become completely invisible
DHS warns of vulnerabilities in millions of smartphones
"AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile customers could be at risk" -- so basically everybody
Apple answers Congress' questions on customer privacy
It says "the customer is not our product"
CCleaner update removed following outcry over privacy concerns
More problems for the popular system-cleaning tool
The White House could be working on its own version of the GDPR
The specifics haven't been ironed out yet
Facebook to enforce age policies after caught 'training' to ignore
Flagged users will have to prove their age moving forward
Apple's newest security feature has been thwarted in less than a day
How to defeat 'Restricted Mode' for $39 or less
Congress wants answers from Google and Apple following the recent Gmail privacy debacle
The two tech companies are in hot water
No, your smartphone is not listening to your conversations
But it may be watching you