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Apple should be doing more. Everyone should be doing more. Always. Do the most you possibly can today? Good. Two thumbs up. Now figure out how to do more tomorrow.
A 15-year-old in Ontario traded in her broken iPhone for $11. Once refurbished and resold, a creepy man in Dubai had access to all of her data. Here's how to avoid that ever happening to you.
The Information Technology Industry Council, of which many of the largest tech companies in the world are members, is meeting this week to discuss growing concerns about privacy.
Privacy is a front-facing, top-of-line feature for Apple, and the settings on your iPhone and iPad reflect that.
Following Apple's commitment to bring new and better data privacy tools to its services, the company today launched an all-new, all privacy-focused web portal for customers
TeenSafe, a parental monitoring app, leaked thousands of Apple IDs and their password in plain text.
As part of the General Data Protection Regulation out of Europe, Google's making changes across the board with a more transparent privacy policy and better user controls.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gives his testimony regarding Cambridge Analytica and Facebook's handling of user privacy before Senate committee.
Wary of social media following the Cambridge Analytica scandal and considering leaving Instagram for good? Here's how to use the site's Data Download tool to take your content with you when you go.
There are lots of reasons browsers use website tracking. There are also lots of reasons you would want to turn it off. If you use Safari for Mac, you can do just that with just a few simple clicks.
There is now a way to clear the predictive text on your Nintendo Switch and we're going to show you how to do it.
This WhatsApp scam uses social engineering to try to get at your information.
