Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor may operate a Twitter account with over 1.6 million followers, but that doesn't mean that he thinks all the sharing that's going on over there is a-ok...
Groklaw, an award-winning and highly respected legal site dealing mainly in software law, is shutting down due to fears of government spying. Specifically, the site's editor Pam Jo...
Google is making waves with Gmail a lot these days for a variety of reasons, and this week, users are freaking out about something the company said in a court document regarding em...
You may have seen a viral message sweeping around Facebook lately - one that claims that simply posting a photo on the network could open you up to info-snooping. Basically, the wa...
The Wikimedia Foundation is working on making its projects more secure to protect users' privacy.
As one can imagine, there are plenty of technological obstacles that the found...
As terms like "NSA" and "PRISM" start to embody the modern-day bogey man for many who take ideas like privacy seriously, a small, but increasing amount of web users alter their beh...
Facebook is looking to make a push to help prevent domestic abuse in the social media realm by teaming up with its safety advisory board to launch a new guide for survivors of such...
The U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) this week announced that its stakeholder partners for an app transparency process will soon begin testing...
The openness of Android has always been a blessing and a curse. It's a blessing because anybody can do what they want with it, but that openness means...
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