Topic > privacy
Raspberry Pi-based home cloud project ArkOS beats funding goal
17% of employees are required to use personal social accounts for work (survey)
Sorry, LG: No one’s buying your bullcrap excuses
Sen. Al Franken lets loose on Facebook for facial recognition
Pogoplug packages Tor for the masses with the $49 Safeplug
LG says it’ll stop spying on you through your TV. Anyone actually believe that?
How Google+ is undermining your privacy at work
Shocker: Young employees are more concerned about online privacy than you thought
Here’s how to stop the gov’t, NSA, FBI, and everyone else from spying on you
Is your company taking away your online privacy — and even your identity?
SecretInk is the Snapchat of email and SMS, with a little ‘Mission Impossible’ sprinkled in
Google: Government requests for user data doubled since 2009
Google ordered to remove sex party images of Max Mosley and build ‘censorship machine’
Apple: Governments asked us for data on over 2K accounts and 36,464 devices in last 6 months
BitTorrent Sync hits 1M users, gets faster, adds API, and adds iPad support
Smart city, smart planet: Sensity is creating a billion-node network of global sensors — in street lights
German chancellor to Obama: Stop listening in on my cell phone
Edward Snowden statement: Every call, Internet transaction goes through NSA
It’s not just the US: Russian email service fined for refusing to release user data
Google may soon pay you to monitor your mobile app usage (report)
These 5 countries were ranked best for privacy (infographic)
ICANN, W3C, and other orgs say U.S. is 'undermining the trust of Internet users'
Skype’s NSA ties prompt investigation in Luxembourg
TorSearch launches to be the Google of the hidden Internet
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Google is killing the keyword, unless you pay (here's what to do about it)
Adblock Plus whitelists less than 10% of sites that apply (like Reddit)
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Can you trust Facebook with your genetic code?
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Why we need more control over where our sensitive data is stored, analyzed and processed
iPad 5 fingerprint sensor now very likely: Front panel fits iPhone 5S home button ‘perfectly’
USA to Google, Facebook, Microsoft: No, you can’t tell users we’re spying on them
39% of big data developers say government agencies are spying on our data
Wickr wants to lure folks away from Snapchat with Android app
HasOffers acknowledges privacy violation with Facebook user data
Twitter suspected of data misuse, law violations in EU and Russia
Why the transparency report is necessary in the fight for privacy
Paying for privacy: Why it's time for us to become customers again
This fat, ugly wristband will let you spy on people and share it with friends
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Have we passed peak surveillance?
