05.16.18 Security Whistleblower: Cambridge Analytica couldn’t work with Democrats Christopher Wylie told the Senate that CA was restricted to only working with Republicans. By E. Alvarez, 05.16.18 save Save share
05.15.18 05.15.18 YouTube is working on an incognito mode for its Android app Browsing history, begone! By K. Filippidis, 05.15.18 save Save share View
05.14.18 05.14.18 in Politics Senators want FTC to investigate Google's location data collection The company has already responded to 12 detailed questions about its policies. By R. LeFebvre, 05.14.18 save Save share View
05.12.18 05.12.18 in Home Lawmakers want to know how Amazon protects Echo Dot Kids users They asked Amazon if it collects kids' data and if third parties can access the info. By M. Moon, 05.12.18 save Save share View
05.11.18 05.11.18 in Internet Google updates privacy policy so you can actually understand it It's to comply with Europe's GDPR privacy law, not to be nice. By S. Dent, 05.11.18 save Save share View
05.08.18 05.08.18 in Security Equifax confirms data breach included driver's licenses and passports The info included passports, driver's licenses and tax documents. By J. Fingas, 05.08.18 save Save share View
05.08.18 05.08.18 in Internet Twitter is testing an encrypted messaging feature It could woo back some of those users who have ditched DMs for Telegram or Signal. By D. Cooper, 05.08.18 save Save share View
05.06.18 05.06.18 in Internet Cambridge Analytica's Facebook data models survived until 2017 Facebook got it to erase data, but not the knowledge based on that data. By J. Fingas, 05.06.18 save Save share View
05.06.18 05.06.18 in Security Police face recognition misidentified 2,300 as potential criminals There haven't been mistaken arrests, but it's still concerning. By J. Fingas, 05.06.18 save Save share View
05.05.18 05.05.18 in Internet Facebook's 'Sauron alert' protects staff against privacy breaches Regular users don't have the option yet, though. By J. Fingas, 05.05.18 save Save share View
