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Apple and Google say they are collaborating to help track the coronavirus outbreak using smartphone location data while respecting user privacy

Apple, Google COVID-19 Contact Tracing Tech Criticized For Possible Major Privacy Risk

The upcoming Apple and Google coronavirus contact tracing feature has been questioned for being a possible privary risk for users.

Apple And Google Team Up On Virus 'Contact Tracing' By Smartphone

Singapore is among the countries using contact-tracing smartphone apps to track the coronavirus. A collaboration between Google and Apple could enable these apps to be more effect by crossing over the iOS and Android mobile systems

Apple and Google team up on virus 'contact tracing' by smartphone

Former Facebook Executive Commissioned To Fix Zoom Privacy Issues

Prime Minister Boris Johnson (top left) holds a cabinet meeting via Zoom on March 31

Zoom turns to former Facebook security chief Alex Stamos to address the security flaws of the video-conferencing app.

US Senators Question Tim Cook Over Apple's COVID-19 Screening App

It appears that some US senators would like to know if the Apple COVID-19 screening app does not and will not violate users' privacy.

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An Israeli woman checks the Hamagen (shield) application, launched earlier this month by the health ministry

The Sound Of Coronavirus: Israeli Apps Helping Contain Pandemic

The sound of coronavirus: Israeli apps helping contain pandemic

The US attorney general claimed Apple has failed to provide enough help to unlock iPhones used in a deadly December shooting spree, reviving a debate on law enforcement access to encrypted devices

Apple Launches COVID-19 App To Keep Users Informed About Pandemic

The app was developed by Apple in partnership with the CDC, FEMA, and the White House Coronavirus Task Force.

Blockchain Can Protect Privacy During Coronavirus Crisis

It is clear there must be some restrictions on normal life to fight a pandemic. But we risk the crisis response becoming an overreach and imposing limits on personal freedoms that could last long after this virus is defeated.

Malian researchers get suited up to conduct a coronavirus test at a lab in Bamako

Coronavirus USA Death Toll Hits 545; 131 Deaths, 11,000 New Cases In One Day

The United States now leads the world in the number of new COVID-19 cases in one day -- almost 11,000.

Kate and William are the first British royals to come to Pakistan since William's father Charles visited with his wife Camilla in 2006

Prince William, Kate Middleton Place More Privacy Measures In Preparation For Future Roles

Prince William and Kate Middleton had a head built outside their home in Kensington Palace for more privacy and protection as they prepare for their future roles.

TikTok has admitted that a viral video criticising China's treatment of Muslims was removed

Senate Bill Seeks To Ban Federal Employees From Using TikTok On Their Work Phones

Republican lawmakers have accused the app of sharing users' data with Beijing

Americans express concerns about Facebook's privacy and data practices, but a majority would be disappointed if the social network disappeared, according to a survey

As US Privacy Regulations Gain Momentum, What Will Be The Immediate Impact On Consumers?

The days of collecting and monetizing data unbeknownst to the consumer are quickly coming to an end.

Match Group, whose line of dating apps includes Tinder, Match.com, OkCupid and Hinge, a measure that the tech sector has largely held weakens online privacy

Dating App Maker Match Group Backs US Bill Seen As Privacy Threat

Dating app maker Match Group backs US bill seen as privacy threat

Apple says it sees a slower-than-anticipated return to normal conditions in China -- where in both manufactures and sells products -- due to the coronavirus epidemic

Apple And Google Are Rejecting Coronavirus Apps That Aren’t From Recognized Institutions

Apple has rejected apps developed by four developers. These apps show stats about which nations have confirmed coronavirus cases.

Despite its two billion monthly users, Google-owned YouTube "remains a private forum, not a public forum subject to judicial scrutiny under the First Amendment," according to a US court ruling

Tech Giants Free To Censor Content Under US Constitution: Ruling

Tech giants free to censor content under US Constitution: ruling

Canada's privacy watchdog is investigating a US software startup that has collected more than three billion photos

Canada Privacy Watchdog Probes Facial Recognition Startup

Canada privacy watchdog probes facial recognition startup

Elon Musk Slams Facebook As 'Lame', Asks Sacha Baron Cohen To '#DeleteFacebook'

Sacha Baron Cohen and Elon Musk gang-up on "emperor" Mark Zuckerberg.

Why Famed Author Stephen King Decided To Quit Facebook

Famous horror author Stephen King has decided to quit Facebook over its poor handling of political misinformation.

Facebook's Settlement Puts Spotlight On 'Biometric Privacy'

Facebook's settlement puts spotlight on 'biometric privacy'

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the huge social network's growth was strong, but shares fell after the quarterly update

Big Hit For Facebook As Latest Results Show Cracks In Growth

Big hit for Facebook as latest results show cracks in growth

Sasquatch 'Spotted' By Washington Department Of Transportation, Pictures Shared On Twitter

The department of transportation had shared a photo, which depicted a shadow that looked like a human figure but larger in size.

Google says it i s on track to phase out 'cookies' used to track people's online activities while still offering ways to deliver targeted advertising

Google Says It Will Phase Out Web-tracking 'Cookies'

Google says it will phase out web-tracking 'cookies'

Apple Helps Curb Child Abuse By Checking iPhone Photos On iCloud

In 2019, Apple made some changes to its privacy policy, stating that it may scan images for potential child abuse material.

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Users And Developers Are Annoyed At This iOS 13 Feature

Apple changed the location tracking feature with iOS 13, which is now becoming annoying not only to users but also to app developers.

Tony Stark-Like Man Fuses 4 Chips Into Skin

A Utah man is trying to blur the line between man and machine by implanting four chips, which makes him the real-life version of "Avengers" Tony Stark.