Browsing: privacy

In its latest attempt to erode strong encryption protections, the UK government has secretly ordered Apple to build a backdoor that would allow British security officials…

Google Photos is an excellent service for storing images on all devices. But Google Drive and Gmail only offer 15GB of storage for free. Google photos…

Another person allegedly aimed at Whatsapp with the spyware made by Israeli Paragon has come forward. Beppe Caccia, one of his co -founders Mediterranean saving peopleAn…

The jury is still out of whether the Chinese AI upstart Deepseek is a change game or possibly part of a complicated plan from the parent…

An intrusion and data breach at location data broker Gravy Analytics threatens the privacy of millions of people around the world whose smartphone apps inadvertently exposed…

It took far longer than originally planned weeks to arrive, but a critical privacy decision that has been hanging over Sam Altman’s World (aka Worldcoin) for…

Over the weekend, an excerpt from a recent interview with Telegram founder Pavel Durov went semi-viral on X (formerly Twitter). In the videoDurov tells right-wing personality…

Google is making reviews of all your movies, TV shows, books, albums and games visible under one profile page starting June 24, according to an email…

The US Federal Trade Commission announced on Tuesday that it has referred a complaint against TikTok and its parent company ByteDance to the Department of Justice.…

Proton, the Swiss company behind a number of privacy-focused apps like ProtonMail, is following in the footsteps of Signal and Mozilla by moving to a new…