Guests will now be able to use "Room Occupied" signs on their door knobs, which allows the hotel staff to enter the rooms even when the signs are in place.
Li Shufu, chairman of Geely Holdings, recently accused that WeChat, China's most popular messaging app, “must be watching all our WeChats every day." WeChat has denied these allegations.
A drone delivery service called “Uber for blood,” is operating in remote areas in Rwanda to deliver blood to patients who are in dire need and are stuck in areas that are rather inaccessible or far away from hospitals by road.
The organization, 325 Kamra, was founded in 2015 by a group of adoptees and has made 41 successful matches till date.
Suzanne Carlson was last seen early Thursday morning on neighborhood surveillance video. Police had not yet confirmed whether the body belonged to her.
Senators from both parties called on DHS to stop the expansion of its biometric exit program after a recent report found the technology wrongly scans passengers and could violate privacy.
Facebook is using the same facial recognition technology that provides suggestions to tag friends in photos or video.
Some feature highlights of the recently announced Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chip.
Reddit tracks user activity on site and off by default. Here is how to opt out of the site's potentially invasive tracking behavior.
Facebook would deploy the AI to scan contents of all types from across the globe, except in the European Union.
Google has been secretly tracking the location of users even when they have opted out of Android's location services, according to a new report.
More than 400 of the internet's most trafficked websites contain a session replay script that can track every keystroke and click a user makes while on the site—including recording passwords and other sensitive information.
Video shows a 10-year-old boy fooling the Face ID on his mom's iPhone X.
Technologies such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy have made it to sex toys. While they could add some features to these toys, they could also endanger your privacy in a big way.
A French man used Snapchat's Snap Map feature to track down his girlfriend and stabbed another man that she was with at the time.
If face mapping data is shared with developers, without holding them from using it for other purposes, it could violate users' privacy.