for whom the hipaa tolls Complaint filed after writer and "whistleblower" publish details of young trans patient Thom Dunn

fbi FBI admits to circumventing warrant laws by using capitalism instead Thom Dunn

police German police use COVID tracing app to find potential witnesses Thom Dunn

advertising TV manufacturer Vizio makes more money selling data than TVs Thom Dunn

gadgets Adorable animations visualize the "Invisible Roommates" that share your WiFi Thom Dunn

privacy What to know about COVID tracing apps Thom Dunn

privacy The new Apple iOS 14 has a ton of new privacy features. Here's how to sort through them all. Thom Dunn

data Ignoring warrants, the Secret Service has been buying up location data from phone companies Thom Dunn

Technology Zoom shares your information with Facebook, lawsuit says Xeni Jardin

infosec A webcomic explainer on how the census deals with digital privacy Thom Dunn

iot New app helps you identify IoT devices around you, tells you what data they collect Thom Dunn

Business Antivirus firm Avast sold user data via 'Jumpshot' to Pepsi, Google, Microsoft — REPORT Xeni Jardin

News Popular UK health websites share sensitive user data with Google, Facebook, dozens more Xeni Jardin

facial recognition Ant-facial recognition tech at the Hong Kong protests was an art project Thom Dunn

law FTC fines app TikTok/Musical.ly $5.7 million for child data privacy violations Xeni Jardin

data privacy Amazon sends man 1,700 Alexa voice recordings from a stranger Mark Frauenfelder

Technology EU Parliament demands Facebook audit after breach hits 87 million users Xeni Jardin

security Google, Amazon, Twitter, other Big Tech to Congress: New California data privacy rules too tough Xeni Jardin

EU legal advisor: disclosing identities of suspected copyright pirates "compatible" with EU privacy laws Rob Beschizza

fbi 95% of FBI agents aren't trained on facial recognition tech but still use it anyway Thom Dunn