Privacy

Using AI for school, courses, or professional development? Follow seven practical tips to protect personal data, private chats, and research.

What happens to your social media after you die? Crypto assets? Email account? If we care about who receives our physical belongings after we die, why not care about digital ones?

Kickbacks.ai promises developers a share of ad revenue while their coding assistants work. But the fine print reveals a far less generous bargain— one that may put their privacy, accounts, and even jobs at risk.

Meta AI glasses have revived concerns about covert recording and the erosion of consent in public spaces. The backlash points to a broader problem: what happens to privacy when cameras become almost indistinguishable from ordinary eyewear?

There are many things that we do so often that we don’t even think twice about how they negatively affect our privacy. We selected nine of them to cover in this TechTok.

Do you own location data if it is stored on some company’s servers? The Supreme Court of the U.S. might be able to give a definitive answer to that question very soon.

In an experiment gone viral, a person wearing smart glasses was able to find out extensive personal information about strangers just by glancing at them. How dangerous is this new tech?

Today we'll talk about Webloc system, a location-tracking system that collects data from millions of mobile phones through commercial data brokers, and sells them to intelligence actors

Signing up for a dating app is risky enough. Your photos, location, and personal data going to some AI company? That wasn’t part of the deal.

Discord, like several other major platforms, has been facing mounting regulatory pressure to better protect minors from adult content...