Privacy

23andMe promised to offer insights into your origins for under $120. Now, the company is bankrupt, and your genetic data may be sold.

Federal employees are being watched by the Trump administration more than ever. Here's how to keep your communications safe and private.

Regulators said GM monitored and sold drivers' geolocation data every three seconds.

Since leaving Google, she advocates for a revolution: privacy by default, nonprofit alternatives, and breaking up monopolies.

Over the past few weeks, OpenAI has identified more than 20 cyberattacks orchestrated using ChatGPT and other LLMs.

Imagine walking down the street and being stopped by a stranger that knows your name, what you like, and where you live.

Having someone uninstall and install things on your PC without asking is certainly disturbing.

It’s a historic change for the app. Goodbye to government resistance.

Big Brother is watching you.

The terms of Telegram’s FAQ have changed. However, it’s unclear whether the messaging platform will moderate chats.

Police aren’t only searching crime scenes for traditional clues, they’re now on the lookout for parked Teslas.

The “suggested tags” feature is already costing Meta dearly: Texas fined it $1.4 billion.