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Capital One hacker stole data on up to 100 million people

Andrew Wyrich— July 30

Here’s why Reddit’s r/technology is down on the Fourth of July

Mikael Thalen— July 4

Some of your Amazon Echo data is being kept indefinitely, even after you delete it

Mikael Thalen— July 3

U.K. launches investigation into TikTok’s handling of children’s data

Samira Sadeque— July 3

New bill wants tech companies to tell you how much your data is worth

Andrew Wyrich— June 24

RIP to the Twitter geotagging feature that no one actually used

Mikael Thalen— June 19

Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg brags about owning all of your data in this deepfake

Mikael Thalen— June 11

Tinder has not yet succumbed to Russia’s demands for its user data

Mikael Thalen— June 6

Hawley urges Apple to offer ‘Do Not Track’ option for users

Andrew Wyrich— June 4

Financial service company left 885 million private records exposed online

Mikael Thalen— May 25

Senator proposes Do Not Track bill to allow consumers to opt out of data gathering

David Gilmour— May 21

Where do 2020 Democratic candidates stand on internet privacy?

Claire Goforth— April 7

The 2020 Census will be the first done online—and with that comes risks

Andrew Wyrich— April 1

15 senators demand FCC investigate cell phone tracking data

Andrew Wyrich— January 24

Man holding glowing cell phone

Sprint promises to stop selling location data after outcry

Claire Goforth— January 16

The U.K. Parliament just seized potentially damning evidence against Facebook

Samira Sadeque— November 25

Family photos could be Facebook’s newest source for ad targeting

Alyse Stanley— November 15

Facebook patches vulnerability that could have exposed user data

Mikael Thalen— November 13

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