Electronic Frontier Foundation warns women may face new data security risks if 1973 Roe v Wade decision repealed, including from…
Shares in Meta rose 20 percent in relief with modest daily and monthly user growth, despite mixed financial results in…
Nudity blurring Messages feature to protect children will roll out to additional countries, including the UK, Canada, Australia and NZ
User privacy blow. Scraping data from online LinkedIn profiles is legal, Appeal Court in the United States tells Microsoft
'One Person, One File' systems using AI to automatically identify individuals and classify data spreading rapidly in China, claims report
United States and European Union reach new agreement to allow businesses to transfer data and personal information across the pond
Going digital. People with Apple iPhones in Arizona can now upload their driver's licence or state ID to their Apple…
Pavel Durov, co-founder of Telegram, says he had to leave Russia because of FSB demands and insists the data of…
Jack Sweeney, famous for tracking the jets of Elon Musk, has now turned his attention to the private jets of…
More bad news for advertisers? Google announces the Privacy Sandbox will be expanded from web browser and will include Android…
Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Facebook parent Meta, alleging it captured and used biometric data of millions of Texans
New privacy sandbox change. Google swaps system, as part of its efforts to replace cookies used by Chrome browser for…
Moxie Marlinspike resigns as CEO of Signal, with WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton taking over as interim chief executive in the…
US federal judge rules CEO of search engine giant Google, Sundar Pichai, can be questioned over a lawsuit about tracking…
Preventing AirTag stalking? 'Tracker Detect' app lets Android users search for nearby active trackers such as Apple's AirTag
Uber agrees to pay $9 million to settle dispute with California regulators over its failure to provide detailed data on…
Privacy overstep? Personal photos and videos of private individuals tweeted without the consent of the person(s) depicted will be removed
American facial recognition firm Clearview AI is facing a possible £17 million fine over “serious breaches” of UK data protection…
Google expands data pledges to address concerns of British competition regulator, overseeing tech giant's removal of third-party tracking cookies
Drivers who pay to join Tesla's Full-Self Driving (FSD) system beta, must now consent to releasing identifiable video footage in…
Meta executive tells newspaper that encryption rollout has been delayed on Facebook and Instagram over child safety concerns
Group of 200 artists and 30 rights groups have written an open letter demanding Amazon Palm Scanner is removed from…
Social networking giant confirms it is 'shutting down the Face Recognition system on Facebook', due to lack of rules and…
UK-based Huq acknowledges at least two of its partner apps collected users' location data even when users had explicitly opted…
Shares in Snapchat developer Snap drop after it projects prolonged slump in ad revenues from introduction of Apple's iPhone privacy…
Facebook wants to make wearable tech more useful with artificial intelligence trained on massive set of first-person videos
Privacy concern. Moscow's Metro system has launched 'Face Pay', a mass facial recognition system for passengers paying for fares
Class-action lawsuit on the way against Google and AI sister company DeepMind over deal that gave access to more than…
Social networking giant Facebook says it is underreporting results of its advertising business on iOS devices after Apple privacy fight
Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner asks Facebook to demonstrate that smart glasses' safeguards for unauthorised image recording are 'effective'