Topic > privacy
Facebook will shell out $20M in ‘Sponsored Stories’ settlement
Hack this, NSA: Google now triple-encrypts all data in Google Cloud Storage
German government intros eight-point security program to circumvent NSA spying
Not only did NSA break the rules, the court can't trust NSA to tell the truth about it
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Mobile’s balancing act: Why sometimes collecting data is just as good
Kim Dotcom’s Mega to launch secure email service after Lavabit shutdown
Yikes: This new app saves Snapchats without letting the sender know
Here’s how to keep your Internet usage & data private
Why making ‘consent’ the center of privacy law is important
Pinterest enables Do Not Track, announces it in a totally unrelated blog post
Plug gives you your own personal PRISM-free Dropbox
Apple responds to developer site hacker, sort of
DuckDuckGo, PRISM, and the new business of privacy
MaskMe: Finally a way to use the web without surrendering all your personal info
Twitter releases personal account details of alleged anti-Semites to French government
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Cloud security is important, but what does it really mean?
Pirate Bay cofounder is building an NSA-proof messaging app via crowdfunding
Who’s spying on you, and how to make them stop (infographic)
EU regulators tell Google its current privacy policy has to go
‘I filmed the first fight and arrest through Google Glass’
‘Restore The 4th’ galvanizes over 100 nationwide protests against NSA, PRISM, and government spying
DuckDuckGo finally brings private search to iOS and Android
LinkedIn DNS hijacked, traffic rerouted for an hour, and users’ cookies read in plain text
Google’s clearest statement yet on NSA & PRISM: No server access, no back door, no drop box, no free-for-all
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COPPA: 10 rules every business should know before July 1
Google Glass is Orwellian, ridiculous, and ‘destroys people,’ Noam Chomsky says
NSA chief: We do not ‘unilaterally’ obtain data from Google, Facebook, Microsoft servers
Privacy is hot: Antitracking startup Disconnect nabs $3.5M from FirstMark
Google Glass teardown shows modest hardware begging for an upgrade
A majority of Americans find government’s secret tracking of data ‘acceptable’
Personal Democracy Forum panelists take on PRISM and NSA snooping
Cyber-security accelerator Mach37 announces applications for inaugural class
What Microsoft will and won’t let you do with games on Xbox One
Google tried to resist FBI requests for data, but the FBI took it anyway
EFF says PRISM is outrageous, and it’s looking for similar programs
Microsoft tries to defuse privacy issues with new policies for Xbox One
Google bans face recognition apps for Glass
Bye-bye, Google Buzz (again)
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