Apple is required to revise its data consent pop-ups in iOS and iPadOS following a decision by a German regulatory body, which found the current design to be biased against third-party applications.
Border crossings have decreased, thanks to advanced surveillance technology proving more effective than traditional barriers. Despite this, there remains a push for the construction of walls.
Meta is taking steps to enhance privacy features for its smart glasses following criticism, but many believe these measures fall short.
LG monitors are now linking with Windows Update and the Microsoft Store to deliver an application that displays pop-up advertisements for McAfee software.
Bart Butler discusses the importance of encryption and child safety, emphasizing that there are no backdoors that can be trusted solely by the good guys.
DHS is facing allegations of ‘doxing’ as it investigates individuals based on their emails and social media activity, with one lawsuit arguing that these actions aim to suppress free expression.
Stealthy AI wearables such as glasses, pins, and pendants offer practical features, but their ability to record can inadvertently transform users into unwitting spies.
As the World Cup and America250 approach, law enforcement at both local and federal levels are enhancing their surveillance capabilities with the addition of drones and AI-powered cameras.
Meta is set to enhance your experience on Instagram and Facebook by utilizing data from other companies, including your gaming activities and purchase history, to tailor your feeds.
A Minnesota woman is taking legal action to recover her phone, which was confiscated by Customs and Border Protection.
Bill Pulte’s selection as director of national intelligence has complicated the Republican Party’s efforts to push through their reauthorization agenda.
As ICE intensifies its street operations, court documents reveal a significant focus on Latino individuals.
Cox Media and two marketing agencies face penalties for misleadingly promoting a service likened to the dystopian themes of Black Mirror.
GM will pay $12.75 million to California to resolve a lawsuit alleging that the company sold data related to individuals’ driving habits and locations to data brokers.
New Mexico launches a public nuisance trial against Meta on Monday, seeking reforms to enhance protections for children in the state.
The popular network privacy tool Little Snitch has launched a free version for Linux, allowing users to track and block unwanted network connections.