Surveillance watchdog rules GCHQ bulk data collection is unlawful, but says no evidence that agency misused the system
Facebook temporarily suspends another data analytics firm over data policy concerns
Data watchdog to fine website for “serious contravention” in selling data on 1 million people to the Labour Party
British data watchdog slaps Facebook with maximum possible fine over Cambridge Analytica scandal
But Telegram CEO and founder claims that Apple has already prevented its messaging app from updating globally
Certain well known American news websites temporarily unavailable in Europe as GDPR rules kick in
Hush hush at Twitter, as it secretly adds the ability to send encrypted direct messages on its Android app
Government has six months to revise parts of its 'Snoopers Charter' to bring it inline with European regs
First Russia now Iran becomes latest country to begin blocking access to Telegram services
Russian lawsuit to limit access to Telegram after it refuses to allow FSB intelligence service access
Dating app hits back at criticism for sharing location data and HIV status with outside firms
Privacy showdown ahead as European Union mulls forcing tech firms to hand over data, no matter where it is stored
ANALYSIS: In a surprise development, lawyers reveal evidence from ongoing criminal investigation of Uber to the judge in Waymo’s civil…
Long rumbling argument over Google tracking Safari users results in mass civil lawsuit against the firm
Search engine collects location data on Android users, even when location services are switched off
Grim picture...social media is being manipulated, mobile connectivity is being censored, and attacks against journalists is on the rise
Problems with locked Google Docs files raises privacy concerns due to its monitoring of private files
Bye bye privacy! Live streaming, and shooting of video and pictures from Apple iPhone, without user being aware
Facebook and Twitter accounts are being analysed by intelligence agencies, warns Privacy International
Relief for Facebook, Google etc as controversial data sharing agreement with the US passes its first test
Bad news for American spooks? US politicians seek to overhaul rules governing warrant-less internet surveillance
Government says journalists and researchers to be given safeguards under proposed data protection bill
Score one for the machine. Google admits its AI system is better at removing extremist content on YouTube
Another example of the Chinese government's ongoing efforts to control the internet
Australian government to introduce law to force tech firms to provide access to encrypted messages
OPINION: Roland Moore-Colyer believes access to data offers more benefits than it erodes privacy
Liberty will challenge the mass surveillance elements of the Investigatory Powers Act
Pavel Durov has, however, agreed to officially register the app with Russian authorities
More pressure placed on Telegram as its end-to-end encryption gives terrorists a place to hide
This is the first time that a refusal to comply with a government surveillance directive has been made public
