Roe’s downfall raises privacy red flags
As America copes with the new reality of a post-Roe America, Big Tech is becoming a battleground.
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Congress may finally see eye-to-eye on data privacy
Congress is getting closer to formally introducing federal data-privacy legislation, with a bipartisan bill moving through committee.
Researchers experiment with how to hide your voice to protect your privacy
Privacy advocates and researchers want to save your voice from fraud and non-consensual voice and medical monitoring.
Twitter rolls out privacy-explainer game
Twitter has debuted a computer game that can educate users about how privacy works on the platform.
TikTok may migrate American user data to Oracle to end battle with Washington
TikTok is closing a deal with Oracle to store all of its American user data with the company.
Companies are stashing customer data to fight new privacy protections
Companies try new ways of capturing customer data.
Biden administration puts privacy on the agenda
The Commerce Department plans to hold hearings this month about how data collection negatively impacts issues of equity, race, and privacy.
The software that is always watching
With Apple clamping down on user privacy, brands are finding that their marketing dollars aren’t having the same impact on Google and Facebook as they did before...
Facebook ads to back off users
Before governments around the world can stop Facebook from tracking users all over the internet, the company is reinventing its ad business on its own terms to fit a world that now demands privacy.
Consumer data privacy brings Democrats and Republicans together
A bipartisan group of Senators are pushing forward a bill that would federally protect consumer data privacy from Big Tech.