'Yeah, not creepy at all.'
On May 25, 2022 by Jack Alban
'ICE surveillance is broader than people realize. It is a dragnet.'
On May 10, 2022 by Mikael Thalen
'Kind of feels like Big Brother, doesn't it?'
On Apr 7, 2022 by Jacob Seitz
'Apps never admit to sharing data, but they obviously do...'
On Apr 6, 2022 by Jacob Seitz
Facebook stopped using Onavo, but lawsuits are lingering.
On Mar 10, 2022 by Jacob Seitz
Plus: Another GiveSendGo data leak, and a Xbox Kinect being used for surveillance.
On Feb 28, 2022 by Andrew Wyrich
Facebook has already faced a similar lawsuit in a different state.
On Feb 15, 2022 by Andrew Wyrich
The CIA may have been snooping on more Americans than it let on.
On Feb 11, 2022 by David Covucci
'Clearview AI's technology could eliminate public anonymity in the United States.'
On Feb 9, 2022 by Andrew Wyrich
'Marty does not have any surveillance capabilities.'
On Feb 8, 2022 by Gavia Baker-Whitelaw
The plan attracted criticism from lawmakers and activists.
On Feb 7, 2022 by Andrew Wyrich
Without a federal data privacy bill, states are moving forward on their own.
Eight cities in Massachusetts have banned facial recognition, making it a hot spot in the country.
On Jan 28, 2022 by Jake Pitre
This week's tech newsletter looks at surveillance advertising, big tech's gripes, and ransomware.
On Jan 25, 2022 by Andrew Wyrich
The suit alleges that Google made extensive use of dark patterns, among other things.
On Jan 24, 2022 by Andrew Wyrich
