Finland investigating Nokia for alleged GDPR violations
Some European Nokia 7 Plus devices have been sending data to China
1,600 motel guests secretly filmed, livestreamed on website
Two people have been arrested
Valve isn't happy about Epic's alleged Steam data mining
You could say they're... steamed about it
Epic Games says its store doesn't mine users' Steam data without permission
A lot of accusations have been thrown at the company
Vizio plans to use future generation TVs for targeted ad serving
Comcast and AT&T want in on Vizio's data collection plans
US Customs to speed up facial recognition adoption at airports despite privacy concerns
US Government maintains the technology is critical to national security
Open Chinese database revealed whether 1.8 million women were "Breed Ready"
A dating site leak, or the government tracking fertile women?
Senator Amy Klobuchar floats idea of taxing companies that profit from user data
Big tech is in the crosshairs
A shady email marketing company left 800 million email address exposed online, then disappeared off the internet
The database belonged to a company that specialized in verifying the validity of email lists
Mark Zuckerberg outlines Facebook's "privacy-focused" future
Zuck believes private messaging is the way forward
Android TV photo sharing disabled as Google examines privacy issue
Users report being able to access photos from other people's accounts
Google refuses to remove controversial 'woman tracking' app in Saudi Arabia, Apple has yet to respond
The Absher app allows male 'guardians' to control women's travel
Facebook removes data-gathering Onavo VPN from Play Store
Six months after it was removed from the App Store
Some American Airlines and Singapore Airlines seat screens have built-in cameras
The companies say they will never use them
Most kids already have an online presence, but not all of them are happy about it
Many parents can't stop posting photos of their children
Google admits that not revealing the built-in Nest mic was an "error"
It only came to light when Google Assistant support was announced
Chrome browser patch will close loophole used to block Incognito mode
Fix should make Incognito mode invisible going forward
Your deleted Twitter DMs aren't really deleted after all
Messages are still there years after the account is deactivated
Facebook is negotiating a record-setting fine with the FTC to settle privacy investigation
Facebook's penalty could be costly
Russia plans to completely disconnect itself from the internet to see what happens
The test is part of a proposed law regarding internet censorship and protection
Analysts determine Chinese law lets police hack online services and copy user data for 'security'
Their alleged goal is to find security flaws, but nowhere does it say they have to disclose them
Skype adds AI-powered background blur feature
Similar to the feature it introduced with Teams last summer
Several popular iPhone apps are quietly recording your screens
Occasionally exposing sensitive info such as credit card data
Apple stores some of its Russian users' data on local servers
The government might demand it be decrypted