Some are calling it the "Cop Button"

Scraping public profile information is allowed, says judge

Firms argue that the Fourth Amendment needs to be adapted for modern times

The 'Full' diagnostic data setting is enabled by default, though

Anything stored solely on remote servers is off limits

Telecoms firms were the worst offenders

If an airport customs agent made you hand over your passwords, what would you do?

You just have to grant access to location data, even when you're not using the app

It will still show ads personalized with information gathered from other sources

Mozilla's privacy-first browser lands on Android

The amendment would make end-to-end encryption mandatory

Also, new settings to give you more control over notifications and location data

It's users' fault for not reading the ToS, apparently

Oregon Senator Wyden introduces the Protecting Data at the Border Act

AppFlash launcher will track your data to sell ads

You should think twice before throwing your money at this

If you care about your right to online privacy, read this and act fast!

You choose who can see where you are and for how long