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Create strong passwords that provide security against hackers and expose your data to misuse like identity theft.
Google is tracking all of your location and web activity, and here's how you can turn it off
Amazon has recorded intimate and private data on every individual, using its products to spy on customers.
Users were not informed that leaving 'Web & App Activity' setting on would allow Google to continue to collect data
LinkedIn said that the information on the sale is a collection of data from a number of websites and companies
According to a report, 52% of iOS apps collect data and share it with third parties
Google reportedly cashes in your data for over $120 billion a year from ad revenue
Facebook is facing class action over allegations it failed to protect the personal details of about one million people
The government's scheme to ensure children have access to computers for home learning has raised privacy concerns
Grindr needs to respond to claims, after which the Data Protection Authority will make its final decision
Cookies are a tool within browsers that allow website operators to save data about users
Google and Apple have taken steps this year to protect users from hundreds of companies
TikTok started fact-checking programs to verify content related to the novel coronavirus and elections
Facebook said the Irish Data Protection Commission commenced an inquiry into Facebook controlled EU-US data transfers
Saugat Pokharel, a security researcher has been rewarded a $6,000 bug bounty for detecting the problem
Google records what people are doing on mobile apps, claims data privacy lawsuit
Facebook must comply with an order by Germany’s antitrust watchdog
Google sued in a proposed class action for illegally invading privacy of millions of users
China’s health tracking QR codes have played a key part in the country’s successful containment of coronavirus
Data collectors have a duty to protect an individual’s personal information
EasyJet reveals email addresses and travel details of customers have been stolen alongside credit card details of some
To enter many offices, restaurants, parks, or malls in China nowadays, people must show their status on an app
Indonesia’s largest e-commerce platform is investigating claims that the details of its users had been leaked online
Any digital coronavirus contact tracing should be voluntary, transparent and collect only the information needed
Apple is planning to fix a flaw that a security firm said may have left half a billion iPhones vulnerable to hackers
Google and Apple will have to convince the public that contact tracing technology will not lead privacy breach
Officials, doctors, and engineers are looking at how smartphones could be used against the spread of coronavirus
Facebook was accused of inappropriately sharing information belonging to 87 million users
Clean Master, created by China’s Cheetah Mobile is allegedly collecting private web user data
iBaby Monitor M6S, that retails for about $100 is reported to have leaked personal data of users
The South Korean manufacturer said it stopped all users logging into the site
It addresses the growing concern about how companies from technology platforms
Cameras installed by Metropolitan police will be scanning faces in London's Regent street
The company sells its Chromebook laptops to schools around the world
Data leak has incredibly sensitive information such as users’ Google searches, Google Maps location searches and more
The General Data Protection Regulation was introduced in an effort to safeguard sensitive personal information
The data file included 875,000 different types of photos and videos and personal information for over 4,000 models
Company said it is taking 'active steps to honor and improve users' information privacy
You can stop your phone from listening to you by following these simple steps
Shoppers to understand for the first time what personal and other data the retailers collect
Data from 443,000 Facebook users was improperly made available to developers
WhatsApp accused NSO of facilitating government hacking sprees in 20 countries
Photo-sharing app sent a cease and desist letter to the app, labelling it as the Following Tab “on steroids"
Following this, the social media giant suspended thousands of apps
The US government last month urged tech giants to allow police to read encrypted messages
Helping government spies break into the phones of roughly 1,400 users
Violation of data protection laws which affected nearly 300,000 people
The search engine giant had illegally accessed details of Apple iPhone users’ internet browsing data
The government draws up a data privacy law and seeks to push companies to store more data locally
Study found phone numbers given to FB for two-factor authentication were also used to target advertising.