Who was the tech CEO that in 1999 said, "You have zero privacy anyway..."?
Was it Google's Eric Schmidt, Sun's Scott McNealy or Mark Cuban?
Ring rolled out end-to-end encryption for some of its cameras today
'The feature is launching as a technical preview'
Facebook tells WhatsApp users its data collection isn't so bad
'[We] cannot see your private messages or hear your calls'
WhatsApp is forcing users to share data with Facebook, unless you're living in the EU
Surrender your personal data, or else
Scared iOS developers seek ways to subvert upcoming privacy update
App makers will use 'device fingerprinting' if denied access to a user's IDFA
None of Google's apps have been updated since before Apple's privacy rules took effect
How long can it go without updating its iPhone apps?
Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla unite to ban Kazakhstan's citizen-tracking certificate
It's not the first time this happens either
Facebook slams Apple with yet another critical newspaper ad
Facebook wants to prevent the adpocalypse... with ads
Apple reacts to Facebook's attack ad saying it is 'standing up for our users'
Consumers versus Commerce with Big Data in the middle
Facebook takes out full-page ads slamming Apple's iOS 14 anti-tracking feature
Facebook, champion of small businesses everywhere...
WhatsApp complains Apple's privacy 'nutrition' labels should apply to pre-installed apps, too
Privacy information has to be listed in the App Store only
This radio-proximity exploit can quietly take over your iPhone without you knowing it
'There's something hauntingly beautiful watching all these iPhones die as they get a WiFi broadcast packet of death'
Facebook accuses Apple of using privacy as an excuse to abuse its dominant position
Two heavyweights fighting in the privacy ring
Los Angeles Police Department bans the use of third-party facial recognition technology
LAPD can still use in-house alternatives, though
European privacy advocates file complaint against Apple's ad-tracking system
Non-profit group NOYB says the company's IDFA used on iPhone is unlawful
Capcom reveals what user data was exposed during recent cyberattack
Originally calling it an 'internal network breach,' the company now admits it was 'customized ransomware'
Google will soon let you opt-out of Gmail's data-collecting 'smart features'
Doing so will disable some key functionality, though
Facebook Messenger's 'Vanish Mode' can automatically erase your messages
As long as your chat partners opt-in
Apple will implement privacy 'nutrition labels' three weeks earlier than expected
Starting December 8, developers are required to provide tracking information to users
Jackson, Mississippi residents can soon opt-in to provide surveillance cam footage to police
Would you let police access your security cams?
Portland, Maine citizens vote in favor of blanket ban on facial recognition tech
Portland residents value their privacy, it seems
Google is testing smart speakers feature that would remove wake word requirement
Blue Steel is being tested internally on the Nest Hub Max
Law enforcement agencies have powerful forensic tools to gather information from your phone
Scary powerful forensic tools
DoJ and six US allies appeal for backdoors in encrypted services, again
Backdoors at the cost of weakened encryption?
Two iPhone jailbreaks can be used to hack the T2 security chip on newer Macs
Security researchers say the exploit is 'unpatchable'