Amazon Can Access Alexa Users’ Home Addresses
The privacy concerns on Amazon’s Alexa digital assistant is getting bigger after reports suggested location data excavation by Amazon staff can lead to exposure of users’ home address.
How Prince William Hurt Kate Middleton’s Feelings
Kate Middleton was disappointed with Prince William’s behavior during his birthday celebration.
Leaked Documents Reveal Zuckerberg Shared User Data To 'Friends'
Facebook keeps using private user data as a gift to reward friends, as shown in 4,000 pages of documents leaked to the media.
How Kate Middleton And Prince William Are Keeping Their Privacy
Prince William and Kate Middleton have enacted a new tactic to maintain their privacy at Kensington Palace.
Minimize Risks Of Multinational Cloud Storage
The need for connectivity and latency drives enterprises’ international cloud strategies as many scale to serve global audiences. As a result, enterprises wind up housing their data across the globe.
How Prince Charles Almost Caused A Major Feud
Prince Charles nearly failed to protect Prince William and Prince Harry after Princess Diana’s death.
Senators Propose Facial Recognition Technology Bill
U.S Senators Roy Blunt and Brian Schatz introduced the Commercial Facial Recognition Privacy Act of 2019 on Thursday. It has since been endorsed by Microsoft.
Facebook Restructuring Sees Departure Of 2 Top Execs
Facebook is in the midst of a reorganization it hopes will boost user privacy.
Gym Employee Faces Charges After Sharing Nude Images Of Women
A male gym employee has been accused of invasion of privacy after allegedly snapping nude and semi-nude pictures of women at his job and residence.
Mark Zuckerberg Promises A More ‘Privacy Focused’ Facebook
Zuckerberg promises a more "privacy-focused" revamp of Facebook this time around.
Facebook Users' Phone Numbers Can Be Used To Find Them
Privacy has been a consistent issue for Facebook over the last year, and that saga continues thanks to Facebook's 2FA and private phone numbers.
Facebook Negotiating Multi-Billion Dollar Fine For Privacy Issues
Facebook will pay a massive fine to the federal government for ts relentless privacy failures and violations of user privacy.
Data Privacy Should Be Pragmatic, Not Absolute
With momentum building behind the “own your data” camp, it is important to stop and think how realistic this is and not to lose sight of the improvements big data brings to our society.
Airports Feel The Pinch Of Government Shutdown
Long delays and terminal closures start to surface at U.S. airports amid shortage of TSA workers during government shutdown.
Digital Sovereignty Empowers Individuals
Our private data should not be under the control of social media and technology giants, nor financial institutions, nor other intermediaries.
Privacy vs. Trust On The Internet
Trust on the internet often comes at the expense of privacy, and that is not sustainable for humankind. Cryptography offers a solution to reconcile the two.
Microsoft CEO: Privacy Is A 'Human Right'
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella called data privacy a "human right" and praised Europe's comprehensive data legislation.
Google Improves Search Privacy Controls
Users are now able to review and delete their search history directly in Google Search without digging into the settings.
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Tim Cook Endorses US Federal Data Privacy Laws
Apple CEO Tim Cook once again railed against data collection in a keynote address in Brussels.
Apple Releases Data Download, Correction Tool
Apple released a tool that allows U.S. users to download all the data they gave to the company.
Facebook Breach Product Of Spammers, Not Foreign State
Facebook reportedly concluded that its recent data breach was carried out by spammers looking to make money, not foreign interlopers.
Facebook Developing Roku-Like Device That Connects To TVs
Facebook is said to be developing a device that connects to TVs and offers video calling as well as streaming services.
Twitter Under Investigation For Data Collection
An Irish data watchdog opened an investigation into how much data Twitter collects from users.
Swiss Top Court Knocks Down Bid To Extend Banking Secrecy
Switzerland’s highest court ruled on Wednesday that prosecutors cannot extend Swiss banking secrecy rules to all corners of the globe to pursue whistleblowers and other leakers at foreign subsidiaries.
Facebook Finally Unveils Portal
Facebook's long-rumored Portal video calling device is real and will launch in November.
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