Facebook Under Fire For Phone Number Look-Up FeatureFacebook is facing criticism for not allowing users to opt out of a feature that lets people look them up using their phone number or email address.
Facebook Reveals Bug Exposed 6.8 Million Users' Private PhotosFacebook announced on Friday that the social network had exposed the private photos of millions of users without their permission.
'Shoe Camera' Purchased To Take Upskirt Videos Explodes On Man's FootA Wisconsin man experienced a change of heart about taking upskirt videos after a scheme to record the videos literally blew up before he could carry it out, he says.
Digital License Plates Could Track Your Car's Every MoveCalifornia's new digital license plates are now hitting the streets.
Couple's Amazon Device Recorded Private Conversation, Sent To FriendA couple in Oregon is demanding answers from Amazon after they claim their home's voice-activated device recorded a private conversation and sent it to a co-worker's phone.
After Facebook Scrutiny, Is Google Next?In the latest discovery, CNN reported that it found more than 300 retail brands, government agencies and technology companies had their ads run on YouTube channels that promoted white nationalists, Nazis, conspiracy theories and North Korean propaganda.
FBI Breaks Into San Bernardino Gunman's iPhone Without Apple's HelpThe FBI says it has used a mystery method to break into gunman's iPhone without Apple's help, ending the court case.
Missing Ski Instructor's Father Wants Privacy Rules Eased For Search And Rescue EffortsIt’s too soon for his father, Mike May, to talk about how the search for his son has been suspended, but he presses that better technology and faster access to that technology could have helped him in this situation.
Spotify Clears Up Controversial Privacy Policy After ComplaintsSpotify is clarifying its new privacy policy after social media users accused the music and video streaming service of trying to access personal information without permission.
Will The Internet Listen To Your Private Conversations?Like a lot of teenagers, Aanya Nigam reflexively shares her whereabouts, activities and thoughts on Twitter, Instagram and other social networks without a qualm.
Revenge-Porn Website Operator Convicted In San DiegoIt's believed to be the first conviction of an operator of a revenge-porn website since a California law was enacted in October 2013.
Privacy Groups Take 2nd Hit On License Plate Data
Some Concerned About Car Computers' Effect On PrivacyConnecting to the web on the road is a convenience that could be harming us. What is saved and shared has people concerned.
New Car Technology Leads To Concerns About Invasion Of PrivacyFrom TVs to automobiles, buying new often means getting the latest technology, from touch screens to wi-fi capability. But is there a price for this accessibility?