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MimbleWimble Upgrade Brings Privacy To Litecoin

Litecoin’s upcoming MimbleWimble upgrade is set to enhance the token’s scalability and privacy.

Facebook Messenger Could Soon Support Face ID Authentication

Social media giant Facebook is testing using Apple's Face ID as an authentication feature for is Messenger app. The test currently involves iOS devices only, but the feature might soon rollout to Android devices as well.

New infections in Norway are down to a trickle

Norway Suspends Virus-tracing App After Privacy Concerns

Norway suspends virus-tracing app after privacy concerns

Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's Life After Moving To Los Angeles

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry moved to Los Angeles and are now enjoying their new world after stepping down from their royal roles.

Protesters take a knee and raise their fists in a moment of silence for George Floyd and other victims of police brutality in Boston, Massachusetts

Chicago Police Department Says Some Of Its Officers Were Subjected To ‘Doxing’ Attacks

CPD said the safety of their officers is being given utmost importance while they are also working to protect the city.

Google Could Face Lawsuit Over Chrome Incognito Mode Tracking

Google is now facing a lawsuit for allegedly collecting information about what users search for and where they are while browsing the internet using Incognito mode.

iPhone Tip: How To Bypass Lock Screen If You Forgot Your Passcode

Here's how an iPhone user can bypass a lock screen when the passcode is forgotten.

How Can We Take Back Control Of Our Data?

Rather than have individuals labor to avail themselves of legal protections against the corporate data collectors, we need to promote tech tools that automate the complicated processes to exert the Right to be Forgotten.

Many fear data will be abused for political or commercial gain, or outright oppression in authoritarian states

Virus Apps Expose Tension Between Privacy And Need For Data

Virus apps expose tension between privacy and need for data

A masked man checks his phone in Qatar where residents and citizens have been required by law to install a coronavirus contact tracing app on their handsets since Friday

Qatar Virus Tracing App Stirs Rare Privacy Backlash

Qatar virus tracing app stirs rare privacy backlash

Facebook Messenger Will Help Protect Users With New 'Safety Notices' Feature

The feature is the latest step Facebook has taken to help protect users as it works toward end-to-end encryption for messaging.

Flying: Blood Tests, Face Masks, Onboard Janitors

The new enemy of air travel is COVID-19. And just like 9/11, it figures to usher in a slew of new health and safety measures that could make the frisking of old people appear normal.

Edison Mail App Syncing Results In Email Breach

The Edison Mail app is now under heavy criticism following a glitch that allowed others to check email accounts that were not theirs.

Fans look on as Patrick Cantlay putts in the final round on the way to victory in the 2019 US PGA Tour Memorial Tournament

US PGA's Memorial To Track Fans To Maintain COVID-19 Social Distancing

US PGA's Memorial to track fans to maintain COVID-19 social distancing

Tech Giants Face Privacy Concerns Over Coronavirus Contact Tracing App

60% of those queried expressed reluctance or an inability to use an anonymous app to alert them on whether they had been in contact with someone who had tested positive for the virus.