Is the $200K Crowdfunding Campaign to Get Lawmakers’ Browsing Histories a Scam?
Cards Against Humanity is fighting an Internet privacy bill…sort of.
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How the Cops Tracked Down Reporter’s ‘Seizure by Twitter’ Attacker
Twitter and Apple turned in the troll, who used a pic of himself with his own driver’s license.
Panicked LinkedIn Forced to Reply to Email Contact Stealing Allegations
The internet was enraged to find out LinkedIn may be automatically accessing people’s email contacts.
Lawsuit: ‘Smartphone-Enabled’ Vibrator Secretly Collects Intimate Data
They see you when you’re sleeping. Or, um, doing other things.
Edward Snowden Is Making a Lot of Money While in Exile in Russia
Not bad for a fugitive.
The 28 Year-Old ‘New Edward Snowden’ Who Went After Facebook — and Won
Max Schrems’s landmark lawsuit will have unprecedented impact on US tech companies like Google.
Gotta Track ‘Em All – Is Pikachu Reading Your Email In Pokemon Go?
Is Pokemon Go really Peek-emon Go? Some people allege Pokemon Go is tracking users
How Facial Recognition Will Soon End Anonymity
Facial recognition and surveillance technology will soon end your anonymity — for good.
This Photo of Dad Cradling His Sick Son in the Shower Keep Being Censored by Facebook
A touching photo of a dad cradling his son in the shower has gone viral — despite Facebook repeatedly removing it.
Facebook Loses the First Round in Privacy Fight Over Its Photo-Tagging Feature
Users claiming the social network’s facial recognition flouts privacy rights won the first round of a court fight.
Is This How the FBI Hacked the San Bernadino Shooter’s iPhone?
Video reveals ‘Siri’ hack to get into locked older-model iPhones. See the secret method.