The War on Immigrants
Companies like 23andMe and MyHeritage have offered free DNA kits to help unite immigrant families. Immigration and privacy advocates are not so enthused.
Emails show how tech giants are negotiating for a compromise to avoid the prospect of California voters potentially ushering in the strongest privacy rules in the U.S.
The Speaker Identification Integrated Project marks a major development in the international expansion of voice biometrics for law enforcement use.
The justices agreed that the law has failed to keep pace with the amount of intrusive data we voluntarily hand over to private companies.
Twitter and Facebook have been too eager to indulge right-wing complaints.
Making a Killing
Elliot Broidy's firm Circinus prepared pitch books for repressive regimes like Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates.
In partnership with European news organizations, we are soliciting information on the mishandling of digital personal information.
Election Insecurity
The officials were unaware that Russia was trying to infiltrate their voting systems until months after the elections took place.
Gatherings like Def Con and RSA are notorious for sexist behavior and alienating women — problems that plague the tech industry as a whole.
Drone Wars
The tech giant announced it won't renew the contract after a barrage of internal and external pressure.
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