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
Facebook bug caused some people on users' blocked list to be temporarily unblocked
More privacy woes for the social network
Gmail and other services let third parties read users' emails
Do you know who has access to your Gmail inbox?
Exactis exposed 340 million personal records to the internet
Chances are it had a file on you
Orlando's Police Department won't renew its facial recognition tech partnership with Amazon
A victory for privacy advocates
Top US carriers promise to stop selling customer location data to third-party brokers
Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile have all pledged to halt the practice
Facebook will soon require advertisers to obtain consent before sharing user information
Facebook is improving their data privacy policies
Parallel Universe: A list of alternatives to all Google products
It's been fun Google, but it's time to say goodbye.
Facebook releases over 450 pages of answers to Senators' questions
Find out what data Facebook collects on you
Facebook bug switches 14 million users' default sharing settings to public
Perfect timing, Facebook
Facebook shared user data with four Chinese manufacturers, including Huawei
The news has raised concerns among lawmakers
Facebook gave 60 device makers "deep access" to user data
The social network said the deals were necessary in a time before app stores
Apple pandering to Russia by blocking Telegram app updates globally
Cupertino collusion with the Russians
Amazon explains how Alexa secretly recorded a couple's conversation and sent it to a friend
It's been blamed on a series of misinterpretations
4.4 million iPhone users are suing Google over 'unlawful' data collection
UK courts will decide the case valued at $4.29 billion
Amazon is working with law enforcement officials to deploy facial recognition technology
Is your privacy at stake?
Tracking firm's website bug leaked location of almost all US cell phones
The real-time locations of phones from the top four US carriers could be tracked
YouTube is reportedly testing an 'Incognito' option for their dedicated Android app
The feature will hide your browsing activity
Twitter could soon add encryption to direct messages
More than a year after Edward Snowden asked for it
A Gamer's Guide to Not Getting Hacked
If you play video games, you are an ideal target to get wrecked by hackers. Gamers are very online. They log in to a lot of stuff. They have some money. They want to be better than other gamers. And they like to use the password "Dragon."
Most people haven't reduced their Facebook use in the wake of Cambridge Analytica scandal
A quarter of those polled now use the site more
UK watchdog orders Cambridge Analytica to hand over data on US citizen
Or face criminal charges
Cambridge Analytica to shut down, file for bankruptcy
The company has lost virtually all of its customers and can no longer pay its bills