Facebook has created more limited roles for administrators of its marketing pages to help protect privacy and security
Microsoft said it will err on the side of privacy by setting Internet Explorer 10 to decline tracking by default,…
Massive fines are threatening Belgium, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal and Slovenia
O2 customers who have illegally downloaded Ben Dover's material can expect something nasty in the post
Social networks will be monitored to prevent IT security risks
The ICO offers more promotion of the implied consent method for cookie law compliance, as concerns over confusion mount
France's CNIL has said the search giant is being uncooperative with investigators in a privacy probe
Security concerns prohibit use of the iPhone personal assistant
The long-delayed Department of Health information strategy plans to release anonymised patient data to researchers, industry and the public
A massive data breach in the US state of Utah was caused by a series of configuration mistakes during an…
The California class action lawsuit against Facebook arrives as a German official expresses concerns about the company's privacy approach
Twitter has joined the privacy drive after announcing its support for the "Do Not Track" initiative
The cookie law is crazy, as the government has shown by saying it hasn't bothered to get compliant, argues Tom…
Google is to meet with the French privacy watchdog next week over its controversial new user privacy policy
Paranoid citizens and secret agents rejoice - you can destroy your data
Channel 4 documentary finds 25 confidentiality breaches per week at the Department for Work and Pensions
Council fined after second offence in two years, but further loss prevented by laptop encryption
Russian developers of torrent blocker receive £62,000 in funding from Microsoft
People are getting behind petitions against the Communications Data Bill
He likes mobile advertising, but he's a privacy advocate. We speak to Michael Cook of Sheffield International Venues
How much of your private information is scattered around the Web?
TechWeekEurope understands the Home Office is "retreating massively" from installing black boxes in ISPs to watch over people's communications
Plans to allow GCHQ to watch over all of the UK's communications data are formalised in the Queen's Speech
The ICO deadline for cookie compliance is upon us but there is little evidence of action and fines could mount…
The FBI is pressuring Facebook, Google and other large Internet companies to build the technical infrastructure to allow wiretaps, according…
Controversial measures will face scrutiny at the US Senate after House votes 248 to 168 in favour
Marathon organisers posted runners' details on official website
US Department of Homeland Security will be handed personal details including names, credit card details and phone numbers
Conservative and Lib Dem MPs bash other politicians' knowledge over the tech aspects of proposed controversial surveillance laws
MPs will meet with tech companies to discuss controversial new proposals
