FacebookInc(FB.O)saidonTuesdayitwouldcontinuerequiringpeopletoaccepttargetedadsasaconditionofusingitsservice,astancethatmayhelpkeepitsbusinessmodellargelyintact
DocSearlsmetwithagroupoffellowinternetprivacyexpertsonerecentafternoonhereattheComputerHistoryMuseum.Onawhiteboardwerethewords“OUTRAGE”and“MAKEHAY”—capitalized,
TheIndonesiangovernmentsaidFridayitisinvestigatingFacebookovertheprivacybreachofitsusersinthecountry.TheMinistryofCommunicationsandInformationTechnologysaidinas
FacebookrevealedWednesdaythattensofmillionsmorepeoplemighthavebeenexposedintheCambridgeAnalyticaprivacyscandalthanpreviouslythoughtandsaiditwillrestricttheuserd
Appleislaunchingamajorprivacypush,withsoftwareupdatesacrossallitsdevicestointroducenewdataprivacyinformationimmediately,withanupdatedwebsiteofferingnewprivacyma
ABelgiancourtthreatenedFacebookonFridaywithafineofupto100millioneuros(125millionUSdollars)ifitcontinuedtobreakprivacylawsbytrackingpeopleonthird-partywebsites.I
FacebooksaidonMondayitwaspublishingitsprivacyprinciplesforthefirsttimeandrollingouteducationalvideostohelpuserscontrolwhohasaccesstotheirinformation,asitprepare
TencentHoldings,whoseWeChatmessagingapphasmorethan1billionusersworldwide,saiditdoesnotstoreanyuserchathistories,afterChineseautomotiveindustrytycoonLiShufurepor
AppletodaypublishedapaperonitsMachineLearningJournalwhichaddressedthetopicofdifferentialprivacy,andhowitcanbeusedtoprotectuserprivacyinatimewheneverybusinessnee
ThetenlargestonlinecompaniesinChinahaveimprovedtheirprivacypolicies,makingthemmoreclearandtransparenttousers,authoritiessaidSunday.Thetenplatformsincludethepopu
ByAPDWriterRishikaChauhanNEWDELHI,August25(APD)—TheSupremeCourtofIndiadeclaredindividualprivacyasafundamentalrightonThursday.Anine-judgebenchpassedthejudgment,s
India'stopcourtruledonThursdaythatindividualprivacyisafundamentalright,averdictthatcouldderailtheworld'slargestbiometricIDcardprogramnowunderway.Anine-memberben
FacebookInc,AlphabetInc'sGoogle,AppleIncandothermajortechnologyfirmsarelargelyabsentfromadebateovertherenewalofabroadUSInternetsurveillancelaw,weakeningprospect
AuthoritiesinFranceandtheNetherlandsarethelatesttospeakoutagainstthewayFacebookhandlesthemassiveamountsofuserdataitcollects.Inseparateannouncementstoday,privacy
For the last few years, American technology giants have been embroiled in a power struggle with the United States government over when authorities get to see and use the digital data that the companies collect.
‘Differential privacy’ is an effort to harness insights about what a group of users is doing, not an individual
Results of a survey by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC), which was released on Wednesday, showed that Australians are becoming more concerned about privacy risks.
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