Face palm time. 100 developers may have retained access to user data since Facebook rule change in April 2018
Online freedom clampdown? Russian lawmarkers draft bill to block email or messenger users who circulate 'banned' content
With a surprise ruling in favour of Google, has the right to be forgotten, now become obsolete outside of Europe?
Surprise motherf****r! Alexa's voice can soon be replaced by the voice of actor Samuel L Jackson
With news that smart TVs are collecting vast quantities of personal information and then passing this to Google and Amazon,…
NHS Trusts agree to allow Google to process NHS data, as DeepMind Health completes integration
Personal information of 317 people applying for Australian visas leaked after email blunder, ABC investigation finds
Over a year since it was introduced, 30 percent of European organisations are still not GDPR compliant
Dollars for data. Facebook app will allow users to sell the company data on how they use competitors’ apps
Reason not to unlock smartphones for US customs? Hackers breach US customs subcontractor database
Free version will remain unchanged, but premium browser could offer cloud storage and VPN capabilities
Rise in theft of tech from the NHS has prompted warning about cyber risk to patient data
Europe's top court will finally hear privacy case against Facebook, after Irish Supreme Court ruling
VPN time? Commuters in London are to have Wi-Fi data collected to help improve journeys on the underground
The issue appears to be due to an incomplete patch for a known issue dating from 2014
A deal with the FTC reportedly in the works could extend oversight of Facebook's data practices, but critics say it's…
Travellers to the US are being increasingly ordered to unlock their smartphones and laptops for searches
Digital strip search? Cops to ask rape and other victims to hand over phones to ensure prosecution go-ahead
Not a snitch. GQHC agency promises not to share breach information with watchdog unless victim gives permission
Oh dear, oh dear. Facebook admits uploading email contact data on 1.5 million people without consent
Mexican firm responsible however refuses to accept 540 million records on Facebook users was sensitive
Zuckerberg pays for failing to appear before MPs as influential committee hands out tough recommendations
Ouch! GDPR begins to bite as French regulator issues £44m GDPR fine to Google for data transparency breach
Suspects cannot be forced to biometric unlock their devices as it breaks self-incrimination laws, US judge rules
Did you consent? Social network shared people's data with Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Spotify etc
Stern words and stiff fine from UK regulator after Uber displayed “complete disregard” for customers and drivers
Playing hardball. MPs use rare parliamentary powers to seize documents after Zuckerberg refuses to testify
Airline admits it was under sophisticated attack for months, and took six months to inform the world
Information Commissioner confirms maximum possible fine for Facebook over Cambridge Analytica
Are you listening Mark? Tim Cook calls for federal privacy law and vows to protect users’ data and privacy