Topic > privacy
Kaggle’s algorithms show machines are getting too good at judging humans
Apple U-turns on Clueful app approval (what don’t they want us to know about iOS privacy?)
Tin-hat crowd, welcome to the Wi-Fi-blocking wallpaper of your dreams
Some Facebook games no longer ask permission to access your profile information
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British Airways gets snoopy on its passengers
Mixpanel now lets apps target you — yeah, YOU — on a deeply personal level
Confused by Facebook’s email changes? Facebook says it’s all your fault
Parents have no idea what their naughty kids are doing online, says McAfee survey
Unlucky number 13? New Firefox browser version exposes private data
Here’s what Apple’s new app tracking tool could look like
Facebook hid policy vote, privacy group says
Cheaters rejoice! NQ Mobile’s Vault app hides contacts, text messages, and more
‘Do Not Track’ option for consumers within reach by 2013, FTC chief says
Idiot teenager’s gaffe proves we have no clue about Facebook privacy
Facebook settles ‘Sponsored Stories’ lawsuit, likely avoiding huge damages
Larry Page on Charlie Rose: “We’re still waiting” for Facebook to unlock user data
Hotspot Shield maker AnchorFree lands $52M to protect you from the horrors of web browsing
Fred Wilson: We invested in DuckDuckGo for the Reddit, Hacker News anarchists
Twitter continues to be the anti-Facebook with Do Not Track support
Myspace sentenced to 20 years of federal scrutiny over privacy, ads, and lies
FTC could fine Google millions for Safari privacy breach (updated)
The FBI wants to watch you on Facebook, Twitter, and Skype
Only 13M people ignore Facebook’s privacy tools. The rest of us know what we’re doing
FCC points to rogue Google engineer over Street View Wi-Fi snooping
Google Drive privacy policies are extremely similar to Dropbox, SkyDrive, & iCloud
Without UDID, developers stand to lose 24 percent in ad revenue
FCC closes case on Google Wi-Fi snooping but charges $25K fine for obstruction
Facebook justifies its support for CISPA, a bad cyber security bill
Oh joy, Facebook is giving you more access to your own data
Hipmunk adds calendar-sync to mobile, but will app updates help the bottom line?
Path updates, anonymizes contact data to protect user privacy
Teacher’s aide files lawsuit against school system that asked for her Facebook login details
Why you & your girlfriends should stop checking in
Forkly discloses its data-collection practices in open letter to Congress
New FTC consumer privacy report advocates for a “Do Not Track” option, greater transparency
Senators ask feds to investigate employers who ask for Facebook passwords
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Is this the end of marketing’s nirvana, and the beginning of a Washington nightmare?
Facebook to employers: this asking-for-passwords nonsense needs to stop
