I Spent a Week Trying To Make the Broadband Lobby Answer a Simple Question About Selling Your Data
Lobbyists for Comcast and Verizon framed this week's rollback of privacy regulations as a boon for privacy. What?
Lobbyists for Comcast and Verizon framed this week's rollback of privacy regulations as a boon for privacy. What?
MacBook and iPhone hacks described in files published by WikiLeaks do not work on current products, the company says.
Internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon can sell your browsing information to third parties under a measure that just cleared the Senate.
The agency might be able to break into your phone, but files released today show no ability to intercept encrypted chats before they arrive there.
One revelation from the cache of 8,000 CIA documents: the CIA can turn a voice-recognition feature of some Samsung TVs into a covert listening device.
New York City council members and civil liberties advocates want to know how local cops decide when to deploy Stingrays and other spy devices.
Snowden Archive
Documents provided by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden reveal Palantir’s role in creating the U.S. government’s international spy machine.
As part of his purchase, the new adviser to Trump’s “America First” administration swore an oath to Queen Elizabeth.
An Iranian man with a pregnant wife in the United States pleaded, “Please, can I just go see the birth of my child?"
With few exceptions, the most influential players in Silicon Valley failed to say anything of substance against Trump's Muslim immigration ban or do anything about it.
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