Privacy

ISPs want to keep on collecting and selling subscriber data, so they’re suing Maine for making a law that forbids it. The internet service providers feel that they are discriminated against, as...

Airbnb wants hosts to put surveillance devices on their homes, so they’re giving them on a discount. The devices are allegedly only able to detect sound levels, and not conversations or other...

The 'PhotoSquared' app exposed billing and order details, as well as images of users who sent them for printing. The data stored in an online database was left unprotected for at least...

The 2020 US Presidential Election candidates are doing everything they can online, including pushing targeted ads to voters. Sanders was the negative surprise of the report, sharing PII with Facebook, and using...

Facial recognition systems are being increasingly deployed in India, and activists are protesting against them. The problem is that the authorities are using the systems without any laws regulating them. In...

There are few places left in the world where someone isn't keeping an eye on what you are doing. When you browse the internet, swipe a credit card or do anything that's connected to...

After testing 14 of the most popular dating apps on Android and iOS, most of them are found to be insecure. In most cases, the apps don’t follow the proper user data...

An engineer who spoofed on the traffic that Wacom drivers sent to their control servers claims that it’s shady. Apparently, the tablet’s driver is monitoring when the user opens a new app,...

Google scrambled the files of Takeout backups and sent partial data over to the wrong user archives. The company is now politely asking the users who downloaded other people’s images to delete...

FCC has confirmed that shady data brokers were buying phone location data right from the carriers. The organization stated that at least one telecommunications provider was involved in these programs. There...