Topic > privacy
Senator Ron Wyden details tech policy topics that need attention in 2013
Mark Zuckerberg faces $26K fine over anonymity in Germany
Polish prof discovers way to encrypt secret messages into silence on Skype (even if the FBI is listening)
Instagram may have lost 25% of daily users after terms of service debacle
Congress yanks warrantless e-mail tapping protections just before Christmas
Instagram tweets with promise to share more on its privacy changes ‘very soon’
Instagram will share user data with Facebook starting next month
Stalkers, prepare to be thwarted: Senate passes location privacy bill
How to see anyone’s personal year in review on Facebook
Facebook makes site-wide changes to put privacy controls in context
Internet Explorer can track your mouse anywhere on the screen (and Microsoft won’t fix it)
DoNotTrackMe gets big update to protect you from those wicked web trackers
The Facebook democracy is officially dead
“Anonymous” tracking now includes knowing your name, email address and everything about you — just not your full browsing history
Privacy groups to Facebook: Let us vote
You’ll never guess which country asks Google for information about users the most
Facebook’s taking away the vote from its users
Facebook testing automatic photo upload feature on iOS
Bulgarian blogger buys data for 1.1 million Facebook users for $5
Your Facebook messages help companies pump up their likes
FreshTag video chats start with a hashtag but they don’t end with privacy
Video chat service ChatRandom is destroying Fanning & Parker’s Airtime with two killer features
TrustGo checks 1.7M apps on 175 markets, finds 25,580 malicious apps (infographic)
Personal.com’s secure ‘vault’ can store your most sensitive data in the cloud
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How Microsoft’s Terms of Service changes impact your rights
New Facebook ad tech will let advertisers match your Facebook with their customer database
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Dear Republicans, beware: Big Brother is watching you
Microsoft: We don’t harvest Windows 8 SmartScreen user data
Dropbox competitor SpiderOak bolsters privacy in the cloud
Germany to Facebook: Facial-recognition feature is breaking the law
FTC says Facebook lied about app-security program
Facebook officially settles FTC privacy suit today
Can I have yo number? Burner protects privacy with one-off phone numbers
Facebook’s facial recognition gets probe from Norwegian officials
Caution, lurkers. Quora Views shows who is reading posts
Diss NBC, get suspended on Twitter?
Scary thought: governments will secretly track our locations via smartphones
Whoops: Google reveals it didn’t delete all of its Street View Wi-Fi data
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