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Including: information about your online and offline actions and other devices on your Wi-Fi network.
Student lists are commercially available for purchase on the basis of ethnicity, affluence, religion, lifestyle, awkwardness, and even a perceived or predicted
The student ID card officially made its appearance on the Apple stage in the watchOS portion of the company's WWDC keynote.
Safari is pushing back against share buttons
Security expert: “America is the Number One target, far and away.”
The LocationSmart scandal is bigger than Cambridge Analytica. Here’s why no one is talking about it.
It affects more people and involves more sensitive data—and almost no one is talking about it.
Worried about what’s out there about you? You’re not alone. But is it even possible to become a digital ghost?
This is great and fine and not at all worrying.
Using a menstruapp can mean telling the app regularly if you went out, drank, smoked, had an orgasm, what your poop looked like, if your skin is clear, how you feel, and if your vaginal discharge has a strong odor or looks like cottage cheese.
A company catering to law enforcement and corrections officers has raised privacy concerns with a product that can locate almost anyone’s cellphone across the United States.
Blockthrough helps the world's largest publishers recover the revenue they are losing due to ad blockers in a way that respects user choice.
In the twenty-first century, new technologies have emerged that enable companies as varied as Amazon, the British supermarket chain Tesco, Bank of America, Hitachi, and the management consultants Deloitte to achieve continuous oversight of their workers’ behavior.
So there's no sense arguing against education technology.
Facebook enabled ethnic-cleansing-related hate speech in Myanmar; many died and thousands fled. Rather than take responsibility, it’s turning away.
When people understand ad tracking, they like ads less. IMAGINE THAT.
From the Pinkerton private detectives of the 1850s, to the closed-circuit cameras and email monitoring of the 1990s, to contemporary apps that quantify the prod
Shadow profiles, data brokers, and how Facebook connects dots.
Comcast, AT&T and Verizon pose a greater surveillance risk than Facebook – but their surveillance is much harder to avoid