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GDPR One Year On: How Have Data Companies Fared?

The General Data Protection Regulation requires companies that have data on individuals grant them the right to data portability or erasure.

Princess Anne Complained About ‘Privacy,’ ‘Media Attention’ Just Like This Royal

Princess Anne and Meghan Markle both have the same dislike for the media's intrusion in their lives.

Is Microsoft’s Eavesdropping Issue A Threat To Your Privacy?

Following a previous report revealing how Microsoft’s contractors are able to listen to Skype Translator and Cortana conversations, the Redmond tech giant has amended its privacy policy to admit that indeed, humans are listening in on voice recordings.

Facebook News: Social Media Giant Hires Contractors To Transcribe Voice Calls On Messenger

Facebook hires some contractors to listen to voice calls, in order to improve the system's AI, with the company saying that it ceased the practice a week ago.

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Cathay Pacific Has Put Surveillance Cameras On Its Planes To Monitor Passengers

Cathay Pacific collects information on passengers' itineraries, purchase of duty free items, travel companions, usage of in-flight entertainment and other activities while onboard its aircraft.

This App Tells Your Instagram Followers Where You Are

An app created to show just how willing people are in sharing sensitive data to the internet is capable of revealing an Instagram user’s location history -- starting from the time they used the app.

FaceApp: Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Use The Face-Editing App

FaceApp seems fun, but experts warn against using it for a variety of reasons, foremost of which is privacy and safety.

Google Chrome PSA: Ways To Protect Your Privacy

Google Chrome is known for its speed and its inability to protect a user’s privacy on the web. Here are some ways users can protect their privacy when using the browser.

Kate Middleton Praised, Meghan Markle Criticized Ahead Of Wimbledon Finals Joint Appearance

Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle made separate appearances at Wimbledon ahead of their scheduled joint appearance at the finals.

Meghan Markle Gains Another Controversial Nickname After Wimbledon Photo Snub Scandal

Meghan Markle gained a new controversial nickname after her Wimbledon photo snub scandal.

Security Breach: 1,000 Plus Android Apps Gather Data Despite Being Denied Permission

Over 1,000 Android apps are capable of invading user privacy even without permission, as recent research revealed.

Delete Facebook Accounts, Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Urges Users

Apple Cofounder Steve Wozniak urged Facebook users to delete their accounts permanently due to security issues.

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Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Wrong About Archie Being ‘Private Citizen’ According To Expert

A royal expert claims that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are wrong about their son being a private citizen.

Wikipedia Founder Larry Sanger Flays Facebook For Profiting With User Data

Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger has hit out at social media giants Facebook and Twitter and accused them of profiteering at the expense of users’ data by abetting “massive violations” of privacy and security.

Amazon Privacy News: Company Keeps Alexa Voice Recordings Forever, Executive Tells US Senator

A letter to U.S. Senator Chris Coons from Amazon said that the company keeps recordings and transcripts from its Alexa voice assistant indefinitely.

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Worried About Internet Privacy? Google Chrome Won’t Be Good For You, Expert Says

Those who are worried about internet privacy should know that Google Chrome isn't the best browser when it comes to security, a report said.

Amazon Sued Due To Alexa Allegedly Recording Children Without Consent

Amazon's Alexa voice assistant could be recording children without their consent, which is against the law in nine U.S. states.

Mozilla Firefox Now Blocks Trackers By Default

Mozilla has updated the Firefox browser to block trackers by default.

Alex Rodriguez Addresses Being Caught With His Pants Down In Viral Toilet Photo

Alex Rodriguez is making light of the embarrassing photo that surfaced on the internet last month and is grateful it didn't happen to his better half.

Apple Slams Google, Facebook Over Privacy; Reveals 'Sign In With Apple'

Apple bolsters user privacy with a new sign in platform called Sign In with Apple

Refurbished Samsung Android Phones Sans Google Now Available

Android is undoubtedly one of the most popular mobile operating systems to date, but some might find it data-hungry. Thankfully, a new OS offers the convenience of Android minus Google's hunger for data.

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Apple Hit With Lawsuit After Allegedly Selling Customer Information

Apple is currently about to face a lawsuit after the company was accused of selling user information without the customers' knowledge.

88-Year-Old Woman Is Randomly Assaulted Outside Of A Texas Grocery Store

Mary Rutkowsky, 88, was attacked after leaving a supermarket in Texas and now says her life is ruined due to the incident.

GDPR Turns 3: What Has The Advertising Industry Learned Thus Far?

Designed to protect and oversee consumer privacy for European residents, GDPR sought to shift data control back to the people.

Twitter ‘Accidentally’ Collects, Shares User Data With Unnamed Partner

Social media giant Twitter recently admitted that it has “inadvertently” collected the data of some users and shared it with an advertising partner it has refused to name.