Big Brother is watching you, and so it seems are many customer service agents you chat with online. Apparently, they can see what you type in real time — everything you type, every >>
Big Brother is watching you, and so it seems are many customer service agents you chat with online. Apparently, they can see what you type in real time — everything you type, every >>
Not that something like this should really come as a surprise anymore, but chances are that Google and, to a lesser extent, Facebook are either accessing or able to access a flow of >>
Earlier this year, Facebook was rocked by the revelation that a company called Cambridge Analytica secretly acquired information from more than 80 million users as part of a wide-scale effort to more effectively >>
Facebook on Wednesday came forward with several announcements meant to show the world how much it really care about its users and their privacy. The company revealed that as many as 87 million >>
Google was caught with its hands in the cookie jar again, but before you freak out, you should know this privacy-related scandal isn’t new. Google is going to face a class action suit >>
Ahead of tomorrow’s iPhone X launch, all the attention is on the TrueDepth camera sensor and Face ID, Apple’s new facial recognition system. Most of the discussion surrounds how the new unlocking system >>
Equifax CEO Richard Smith, who was paid a salary of nearly $12 million, has decided that allowing the leak of personal information on 143 million Americans is pretty much the best he can >>
Of all the companies currently struggling with their public image — and there are plenty of them — Uber seems to be the worst at failing to get out of its own way. >>
