Topic > privacy
Busted: Microsoft intercepts, decrypts, and reads your Skype messages
Apple kicks out Bang With Friends from app store with little explanation
Google Glass faces hailstorm of privacy questions from U.S. government
Seattle woman worries after drone flies next to her home’s windows
Mass marketing vs personalization (infographic)
Obama steals new privacy head away from Twitter
Google Glass is the new Segway
Avast acquires Secure.me in privacy/security lovefest
Google Glass gets creepier, could let users snap photos just by winking
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A wakeup call for the app economy — mobile consumers want privacy
Apple clings to Siri voice recordings for two years
The IRS may take your emails without obtaining a warrant first
Burner, the completely legit disposable phone number app, comes to Android
Microsoft hits Google on Android privacy: name, email, and location given to app developers
Florida takes major steps towards making revenge porn a felony
Google defies FBI, asks federal judge to challenge ‘national security letters’
California lawmaker introduces ‘Right to Know Act’ to give citizens access to their data
Google’s unified privacy policy ignites another round of investigations from EU regulators
Google privacy director Alma Whitten is stepping down from the hardest job in the world
Apple’s Find My Friends app update gives friends more ways to keep tabs on you
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How big brother could make wiretapping mandatory on all VoIP services
Apple Whack-a-Mole: One day after Apple patches 2 lock screen bugs, another one pops up
Andrew Auernheimer: 41 months of jail and a $73,000 fine for querying AT&T servers
Terrorist, hacker, freedom fighter: Andrew Auernheimer parties tonight in expectation of jail tomorrow
Court increases transparency on government digital snooping
Harvard secretly scanned faculty emails to find source of leaked cheating memo
Software that lets parents see what their kids do on Facebook gets $1M
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Does Outbox’s snail mail alternative solve a problem — or just create one?
HTC settles federal case over its smartphones and tablets logging your data
Real names on Facebook safe for now, as German court says Irish law applies to its citizens
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How to keep your kids safe from mobile ad targetting
Microsoft claims Gmail is invading your privacy, makes plea to use Outlook.com
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7 reasons you can’t take social networks for granted
Path settles with FTC for $800K … and steps into another privacy storm with images
Self-destructing messages could replace texting if Wickr has its way
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Can you ever really delete yourself from the Internet?
Apple, Google fall off list of America’s 20 most trusted companies
Google sheds light on how it handles government requests for your email
