privacy

Tutanota claim this is an antitrust issue, as the company shares the problem with the public

It’s quite a big step to abandon the big three of Chrome, Edge and Safari for a niche option that doesn’t just tack privacy on top

Facial recognition and geolocation data will be matched against Home Office, Ministry of Justice and police databases

However, the government is developing a new bill which it hopes to bring into law early next year

Rights campaigners argue that the increase in surveillance is unlawful and unjustified

Record investment in the sector has led to widespread implementation of safety measures, but rights groups and some experts still aren't convinced

Canadian privacy commissioners found that the coffee giant had tracked and recorded the movements of its app users every few minutes of the day, even …

Trends identified by independent analysts could inform business decisions

The new hire stressed that data privacy is a human right as DataGrail looks to boost customer control

Rights group Big Brother Watch has written to the Information Commissioner to “stop unlawful processing”

Users will need to be on the same Zoom account for E2EE for Zoom Calls to work

The move has made URL stripping impossible but will improve analytics

The sanction was imposed after the tech giant failed to disclose key pieces of evidence pertinent to the case

US Congress singles out deceptive advertising and data collection practices by the consumer VPN industry

US gov report criticises bank for conducting business via personal channels of communications

The latest push follows Apple CEO Tim Cook advocating support for the "strongest privacy bill possible"

Delaying the third reading until the autumn gives the next prime minister and digital secretary a chance to revise, or throw out, the legislation

ICO25 outlines a fresh approach that involves releasing learning materials, advice, and a new ICO-moderated discussion forum for businesses

The tech giant has done this 11 times this year

The decision still needs to be approved by other European data regulators, but could see the shut down of Instagram and Facebook on the continent

A subsidiary of the Japanese tech giant that conducts business with Mastercard and Visa relies on tech by the sanctioned SenseTime

Apps utilising end-to-end encryption would require backdoors or new mechanisms to allow user data to be scanned and passed on to authorities

Hikvision and Dahua are used by over 60% of UK public bodies, despite widespread criticism around alleged ties to crimes in Xinjiang