03.16.19 Internet Facebook board member may have met Cambridge Analytica whistleblower in 2016 (updated) That's well before details first emerged. By J. Fingas, 03.16.19 save Save share
03.14.19 03.14.19 in Services Family Tree DNA will let customers opt-out of the FBI's genetic data access The decision follows major privacy backlash. By R. England, 03.14.19 save Save share View
03.13.19 03.13.19 in Internet US conducts criminal investigation into Facebook's data deals Facebook says it's cooperating. By J. Fingas, 03.13.19 save Save share View
03.13.19 03.13.19 in Security Dozens of law enforcement agencies are helping ICE track cars More than 9,200 ICE employees can access a database of licence plate scans, which is raising privacy concerns. By K. Holt, 03.13.19 save Save share View
03.12.19 03.12.19 in Politics Senate bill proposes stricter privacy controls for children It would ban targeted ads and require an 'Eraser Button' for data. By J. Fingas, 03.12.19 save Save share View
03.11.19 03.11.19 in Security Dozens of companies using Box inadvertently shared private data (updated) Apple and more than 90 other companies apparently didn't understand how Box's public URLs work. By C. Fisher, 03.11.19 save Save share View
03.10.19 03.10.19 in Security Facebook sues two Ukranians over data-stealing browser add-ons They allegedly used quizzes to trick tens of thousands of users. By J. Fingas, 03.10.19 save Save share View
03.10.19 03.10.19 in Art 'Every Thing Every Time' builds poetry from the smart city Naho Matsuda has Austin writing verse about itself. By C. Ip, 03.10.19 save Save share View
03.10.19 03.10.19 in Internet Foursquare's unusual pitch: The ethical data company Hypertrending is an exercise in trust. By C. Ip, 03.10.19 save Save share View
03.07.19 03.07.19 in Business Facebook only cares about privacy because it has to Zuckerberg’s "privacy-focused" strategy is more about Facebook, less about you. By E. Alvarez, 03.07.19 save Save share View
