Data Privacy

A new report from researchers based in the United Kingdom found nearly a dozen "smart" doorbells sold on Amazon and eBay posed significant threats to consumers' data privacy.

The Vivaldi browser has launched Break Mode, a new feature designed to improve your remote working habits.

After nearly two months, Twitter has brought back the ability for users to download their personal data from the site.

Your guide to choosing the right VPN and antivirus software for yourself, depending on your needs and requirements.

While TikTok's fate remains undecided in the US, you can fill a TikTok-shaped hole in your life with these smart apps that can make your life better and easier.

There are ways to facilitate contact tracing in the hopes of preventing new deadly spikes of the coronavirus. But it may feel like a choice between your privacy and your life.

After a judge awarded nearly $80 million to the attorneys, claimants in the Equifax case are unlikely to receive the $125 payout.

Right now, after you click "I agree," companies face almost no legal limits on what they can do with your personal data for their own profit. It's past time for us to take back the right to our digital selves.

A record-setting settlement allows consumers to claim up to $20,000 from Equifax, but smaller amounts can be claimed with relative ease.

"There is a golden opportunity for the U.S. to take the lead on data privacy globally and demonstrate how data protection can be an economic driver for growth and innovation."

The EU's top court found that the Jehovah's Witnesses' door-to-door preaching is a form of data collection and requires consent.

If ad personalization is switched on, the new "Ad Settings" feature will show you how marketing is tailored.

In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook faced new questions over its data-sharing ties to major technology firms.

The White House has managed to irritate the EU, NATO and the G7.

Instant message and internet voice call services will have to abide by security and confidentiality provisions.

The court denied U.S. investigators access to an Ireland-based server.