Privacy
Facebook Turning Over Data in Teen's Abortion Case Raises Privacy Questions
While there are ways for consumers to encrypt their data, digital rights advocates say more needs to be done to protect users' privacy in a post-Roe world.
Internet Blasts Woman 'Obsessed' With Her Neighbor's Daily Sleeping Routine
"I overheard my neighbor talking about what time I get up in the day."
Sister-in-Law Paid $500 to Babysit Niece Slated for Breaking Privacy Rules
"And how exactly is she a bad mother for not wanting a picture of her baby going around online? SIL is just being immature," one user said.
Intelligence Expert: Is TikTok China's Trojan Horse?
Past actions may predict what we can expect for the future.
Anger as Recruiter Asks to 'Show Her Around the Room' During Zoom Interview
"Massive red flag," one user said.
Woman Backed for Not Apologizing for Writing Diary That Traumatized Sister
The woman said she was a troubled teen and wrote "angry, terrible rants" in her diary; but said it was her sister's fault for secretly reading her diary.
Homeowner Urged To Fire Cleaner Caught Wearing Her Clothes in TikTok Videos
"I'd immediately create another video with you posing with her cleaning stuff and tag her or whatever you do on tik tok," one user said.
The Next Frontier of the Fight for Abortion Rights Is Privacy Law
We need a federal privacy law to reinstate confidence in the confidentiality of the patient-provider relationship.
Mom Sparks Debate Complaining About Being 'Stalked' by Teen Daughter
"Feeling like the worst mother in the world right now," shared the mom on the viral post.
Harry's 'Incandescent' Reaction to Photographer Turned Friends Off Meghan
Prince Harry's "violent outburst" over a photographer hiding in bushes at a wedding led friends to question Meghan Markle's influence on him, a new book states.
Harry and Meghan's 10 Lawsuits in 3 Years and What They Say About Couple
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have between them launched an average of around three lawsuits a year since 2019—against both the British government and media.
One in 10 People Have Ex's Details on Location Apps: Survey
More men than women—one in four—had access to their partner's bank account details.
Charles, Camilla Hire Executive From Daily Mail Group Meghan and Harry Sued
Prince Harry has so far sued "The Mail on Sunday" twice, with his latest lawsuit still ongoing.
3 Pain Points Regarding Data Privacy
In an ideal world, data privacy regulations would be uniform.
'Lock Us Out of His Life': Dad Praised for Putting Bolt on Stepson's Door
"I thought that this was the best solution until we can convince Jaiden to behave more appropriately," the dad said.
Period Tracking Apps May Now Worry Users Amid Abortion Data Concerns
Data suggests many women are swapping apps amid concerns that their health data could be used in abortion trials.
Worker Shares Horrifyingly Sneaky Spots She Found Hidden Cameras in Office
"I'm so so sorry this is happening to you...thank you for sharing your story and helping others be aware," wrote one commenter.
Dems Ask Big Tech to Halt Tracking That May 'Victimize' Abortion Seekers
"We are concerned that anti-abortion prosecutors and other actors will attempt to access and leverage personal information."
Thomas Markle Now Hosting Show With Photographer Who Targets Meghan, Doria
Karl Larsen has a YouTube channel with Meghan Markle's father, but the photographer's own actions echo his co-host's past paparazzi trauma.
Thomas Markle's Photographer Friend Visited House Next to Meghan's Mother's
Karl Larsen—who started a YouTube channel with Thomas Markle—photographed Meghan Markle and Prince Harry at the polo and visited the house next to her mother's.
Fact Check: Did Asset Manager Blackstone Buy Americans' DNA?
Social media users claim Ancestry.com customer DNA is now owned by investment firm Blackstone after a multi-billion dollar deal.
Woman Lives to Regret Snooping on Boyfriend's Phone: 'You've Ruined It'
One commenter told the woman to end the relationship as she would "never be able to unsee" what was discovered.
Woman Slammed For Saying Husband's Contact Photo of Her Invades Privacy
"Unless you go through society with a veil on, people are going to see your face," one online user said in response.
Libs of TikTok's Unmasking Raises Tough Questions About Right to Anonymity
Chaya Raichik's unveiling as the woman behind Libs of TikTok reignited the discussions about "doxxing" and anonymity on social media.
How Meghan Markle's Privacy Lawsuit Legacy Could Go up in Smoke
Meghan Markle previously declared her copyright victory over a British tabloid "precedent setting" but now the U.K. Government is proposing a change in the law.
VPN Demand in Russia Soars Over 1,000 Percent As Online Censorship Grows
Russians appear to be flocking to download internet privacy apps from mobile stores as the country's government exerts control over what information can be spread online.
Woman Says Neighbor Called Her 'Exhibitionist' for Wearing Bra in Own Home
She said when her neighbor, who is in his 50s, first approached her she did not know what he was talking about.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Urged to Follow Cardi B and Sue YouTubers
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry "need to start suing" YouTubers in an echo of rapper Cardi B's lawsuit, Newsweek's The Royal Report podcast has been told.
Cardi B Says 'I Need a Chat' With Meghan Markle After YouTuber Lawsuit Win
The rapper, who has just won millions in a defamation lawsuit, posted a tweet about talking to the Duchess of Sussex.
U.S. 'Walking Towards Authoritarianism' by Not Reigning in Big Tech—Author
In her book 'Privacy is Power,' Carissa Véliz explores how governments and corporations exploit personal data and the questionable ethics behind it.