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Internet Privacy: Will Trump Use First Veto To Save Online Protections?

A bill that would gut internet privacy protections is headed to the president's desk.

What Are VPNs, How Do You Use Them And Do You Need A Virtual Private Network?

Virtual Private Networks (VPN) are a privacy tool that are growing in popularity. Here's what they are and how to use them.

How To Change Privacy Settings On Docs.com: Microsoft Makes Sensitive Docs Publically Searchable

Microsoft's file sharing site Docs.com allows anyone to search for documents uploaded by users—including documents with sensitive or personal information.

Facial Recognition News: New York City To Use Technology With Little Oversight

New York City is planning to install facial recognition cameras on bridges and tunnels leading into the city, which presents a considerable concern for the privacy of citizens and visitors to the city.

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Broadband Privacy Rules: Senate May Kill Consumer Privacy Rules For Good Next Week

The U.S. Senate may use the Congressional Review Act to eliminate Broadband Consumer Privacy Rules, which requires internet service providers ask premission before collecting sensitive data, using the Congressional Review Act as soon as next week.

How To Protect Your Browsing History: Internet Service Providers Argue Against Your Privacy

Internet service providers argued to the Federal Communications Commission that web browsing history and app usage data shouldn't be considered "sensitive" information. Here's how to protect your browsing history.

What Is Revenge Porn? Mischa Barton Not The First Victim Of Cyber Harassment

Mischa Barton is the latest celebrity to be a victim of this humiliating form of revenge.

Drone Regulations: Proposed Legislation Would Require Warrant For Spying In U.S.

A pair of Democratic legislators have introduced a bill that would add privacy protections to combat drone data collection and would require a warrant for drone surveillance.

Ethiopia Hacks U.S. Citizen: Court Rules Citizen Can't Sue Government Over Spying

A Washington, D.C. court ruled that a victim of spying conducted by the Ethiopian spies can't sue the Ethiopian government over the hacking.

Email Security: Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, File Amicus Brief Over Google Case

Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and Cisco filed an amicus brief to support Google after a judge ordered the company to comply with an FBI warrant and hand over customer emails stored in servers outside the United States.

We-Vibe Lawsuit: 'Smart' Vibrator Maker Agrees To Delete Data Collected By Connected Devices

Sex toy maker Standard Innovation has agreed to pay nearly $3 million and delete all user data collected by its connected sex toys as part of a lawsuit settlement. The main toy in question is its We-Vibe vibrator.

Broadband Privacy Rules: Advertisers Ask Congress To Kill Privacy Protections

The advertising industry is lobbying Congress to eliminate broadband privacy rules put in place by the Federal Communications Commission that would prevent internet service providers from collecting user data without permission.

Social Media Surveillance: Facebook Prohibits Developers From Using Data For Surveillance Programs

After facing pressure from the ACLU and other privacy groups, Facebook has updated its developer policy to explicitly prohibit the use of Facebook and Instagram data in surveillance tools.

Employee Genetic Tests: Republican Bill Would Give Employers Access To Your Info

A bill proposed by Republican legislators would give companies the ability to make employees participate in genetic tests and give access to the results to their employer.