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A cybernetics expert recently made a bold claim: he argues that online privacy has long since vanished, so we may as well embrace contact-tracing.
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By Dan Robitzski

Senator Ron Wyden's new privacy bill would hold tech companies' CEOs responsible if they lie about protecting users' personal information.
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By Kristin Houser

In an attempt to convince its two billion users that it truly cares about their privacy, Facebook is opening a number of pop-up privacy check-up cafes.
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By Victor Tangermann

Amazon Echo Dot Kids is illegally collecting data on minors, alleges a new FTC complaint filed by a group of privacy advocates.
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By Kristin Houser

Facebook-owned virtual reality company Oculus just shipped tens of thousands of Touch controllers bearing hidden messages.
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By Kristin Houser

During a recent interview with law professor Jonathan Zittrain, Mark Zuckerberg repeatedly insisted against all evidence that Facebook promotes privacy.
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By Dan Robitzski

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By Dan Robitzski

In a Shift, Apple and Amazon Say They Are in Favor of Federal Privacy Regulation
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By Victor Tangermann

By Turning Down 23andMe, Immigration Activists Are Actually Being Responsible About Genetic Privacy
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By Dan Robitzski

Four Major Phone Carriers Just Did Something to Actually Protect Your Privacy
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By Kristin Houser

Encrypted Genomic Data Means People Can Participate in Research Without Sacrificing Privacy
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By Dan Robitzski

Even Europe’s New Privacy Laws Can’t Regulate Facebook
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By Victor Tangermann

Facebook Just Moved 1.5 Billion Users’ Data To Avoid New Privacy Laws
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By Victor Tangermann

Facebook Updated Its Privacy Settings! And It Is a Huge Deal!*
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By Victor Tangermann

Smart Cities May Be The Death of Privacy As We Know It
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By Claudia Geib

A future society could eliminate the privacy this woman has as she looks over the city.
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By World Economic Forum