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Twitter Reacts To Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's Podcast Featuring Archie: 'Hypocrisy And Superficiality'

Some Twitter users called Prince Harry and Meghan Markle hypocrites for featuring their son Archie in their podcast despite their call for privacy.

Apple Rips Facebook’s Criticism Of iOS Privacy Rules

Apple is adding labels to its apps so that users can easily see and understand what those programs do with their data

Cupertino tech giant Apple has responded to Facebook’s latest tirade against its new privacy rules preventing apps from tracking users without their consent, a report says.

Apple vs. Facebook: What Policy From Apple Has Facebook So Upset?

Facebook ran national newspaper ads calling out Apple out for its privacy measures.

Apple Launches App ‘Nutrition Labels’ To Inform Users About Their Privacy Practices

Apple's new Privacy Labels feature for all apps across App Stores is now live. Here's what they can do.

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Singapore will become the world's first country to use facial verification in its national ID scheme

Singapore's World-first Face Scan Plan Sparks Privacy Fears

Singapore's world-first face scan plan sparks privacy fears

Timothée Chalamet Reveals The Moment He Regretted While Dating Lily-Rose Depp

After a perfect date with Lily-Rose Depp, Timothée Chalamet received the worst news.

A human rights watchdog says in a report that China is leading global efforts to suppress dissent with new technologies, often using the pandemic as justification for increased surveillance

Governments Use Pandemic To Crack Down On Online Dissent: Watchdog

Governments use pandemic to crack down on online dissent: watchdog

Brave 5-Year-Old Throws Toys At Gunmen To Protect Mom During Home Invasion [Watch]

A 5-year-old boy from Indiana displayed immense courage when multiple unidentified men broke into his home.

The fashion chain collected information on German employees including about illnesses and vacation travel

Germany Fines H&M 35 Mn Euros For Worker 'Surveillance'

Germany fines H&M 35 mn euros for worker 'surveillance'

Critics of Big Tech are seeking to strip legal immunity from online platforms by reforming a law, but some analysts say the move threatens the basis for an open internet

Justice Department Wants Internet Firms To Better Monitor, Manage Illicit Content, Or Lose Immunity

Any legislation is unlikely to be passed by Congress soon as it deals with other pressing matters

Germany's virus tracing app has been downloaded 18 million times

Six EU Countries Test Cross-border Virus Apps

Six EU countries test cross-border virus apps

The different contract-tracing apps in Europe have met with varying degrees of success

Varying Degrees Of Success For Coronavirus Apps In Europe

Varying degrees of success for coronavirus apps in Europe

Democratic presidential hopeful entrepreneur Andrew Yang endorsed the idea of universal basic income before he dropped out of the race

Former Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang To Support California Data Privacy Proposal

Former presidential candidate and tech entrepreneur Andrew Yang is throwing his support behind Proposition 24, a ballot initiative in California that aims to better protect consumer data privacy.

Apple iOS 14 Privacy Features You Need To Know

Here are some of iOS 14's new privacy features.

Google's parent company said its results were hurt by weakness in digital advertising during the global pandemic

Google Class Action Lawsuit Email, Is It Real And How To Apply For Settlement

Google+ users are entitled to some money after the company accessed their private information.

Incognito Mode On Chrome, Safari Doesn't Hide Your Online Presence

Here's why browsing the internet using incognito mode doesn't really protect users.

Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Struggling After LA Move For This Reason, Royal Expert Says

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are reportedly still struggling with security issues even after their move to Los Angeles. While they were living in Britain, there were no paparazzi pictures of them, according to a royal expert.

Facebook placed an informational disclaimer on a post from President Donald Trump about purported risks of mail-in voting

Facebook Agrees To Pay $650 Million As Part Of Lawsuit Over Facial Recognition Technology

The lawsuit was originally filed in 2015 by three Illinois residents who alleged the social media giant violated the state's Biometric Information Privacy Act, which requires written consent for a company to collect facial recognition data.

Facebook's Messenger app will use artificial intelligence to detect fraud schemes on the platform

Facebook Messenger Update For iPhone, iPad Introduces New Features

Facebook introduced an App Lock feature via the Messenger app's new privacy settings section. This feature adds "another layer of security" that will keep a user's private messages safe from prying eyes, even from those close to them.

Stephen Battaglia (L) of West Palm Beach, Florida searches for jobs on a computer at Workforce Alliance in West Palm Beach

What To Do If Your VPN Leaked Your Data

Here's what VPN users need to do if their VPN provider leaked their user data.

Apple's New iPhone Privacy Screen Ensures Only The Owner Sees What's On Display

Apple is showing its focus on privacy by patenting a new technology that will make sure that only an owner will see what is shown on his or her iPhone's display, even if someone is beside or directly behind him or her.