Drones and ShotSpotter and even more surveillance cameras are invading our privacy and need effective oversight.

If you have a smartphone and spend any time on the internet, it's likely that at least some of your personal data has been collected, shared, and sold at some point. Many apps you use every day are ...

A federal jury determined on Wednesday that Alphabet’s Google, must pay $425 million for invading users’ privacy by continuing to collect data for millions of users who had switched off a tracking ...

Instagram is rolling out a new feature that could help parents identify when their teen may be struggling. It will notify ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A woman asked if she's in the wrong for intentionally scaring her neighbor's children In a post on the AITAH subreddit, the ...

The rapid growth of automated license plate readers in Iowa is sparking calls for broader state regulations of the technology, with civil liberties advocates pointing to a new report claiming the ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I’m a new employee at a large company. How do I respond to nosy co-workers asking about where I previously worked? I want to be polite, but I feel my privacy is being invaded.

Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses face new privacy concerns over human review of video data. Our guide breaks down what Meta ...

Manchester City star Rodri has fallen foul of his neighbours — who reported him to police for flying a drone outside the ...

A woman asked if she's in the wrong for intentionally scaring her neighbor's children In a post on the AITAH subreddit, the original poster (OP) decided to take matters into her own hands after futile ...

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