data privacy

Should You Let Apps Track You? Here's What Tech Pros Personally Choose

When it's possible that your insurance premiums could go up based on how often you're using a fast food app, it's time to think twice.
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If You Plan On Using Threads, You Need To Know About This

Some people are refusing to sign up for Meta's Twitter replacement app, Threads. Here's why — and what experts say about it.
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Why People Are Deleting Period Tracker Apps, And How To Do It Right

Period apps carry sensitive information that can be used against you in the US.
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How Your Google Search Data Is Used To Track Coronavirus

Analysis of online searches produced a 20-day warning of cases going up or down during the early days of the pandemic.
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This Is Why NHS Covid-19 App Privacy Concerns Are Massively Overblown

"It records the minimal amount of personal data and most of the data is only recorded on the phone," says one cyber security expert.
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Social Media Sparked #MeToo. Now Facebook Could End It

A court case in India could strip away a prized protection for survivors of assault – and affect how people around the world use platforms like Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp.
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Top Uni Accidentally Leaks Details About Students Experiencing Suicidal Thoughts

More than 300 people were sent the highly sensitive information.
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Edward Snowden Has Designed A Phone Case That'll Warn You If You're Being Spied On

The "introspection engine" would assist journalists and human rights workers.
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UK Workers Worry That Employers Spy On Their Wearable Devices

Despite this we'll buy 66 milion smart watches this year.
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