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Comic: Privacy is Both a Value and a *Value*
Welcome to this week's edition of The Pixel Project: a weekly comic from Diesel Sweeties' Rich Stevens on Apple, technology, and everything in between. This week: Privacy is Both a Value and a Value
How to delete your Yahoo! data and shut down your account
Update: Yahoo! has just disclosed yet another data breach. This time of 32 million accounts accessed using "forged" cookies. This follows over a billion accounts compromised over the
Android sucks 10x more data than iPhone
If you’re being given free drinks, it’s because somebody wants you drunk.
Apple is great on privacy, but what about App Store developers?
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.
This gross story shows why you absolutely have to erase your iPhone before trading it in
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.
App developers are going through your email - here is how to put a stop to it
Never trust anyone when it comes to managing your privacy.
Apple, Facebook, Google, and more are meeting to talk data privacy
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.
How to manage Privacy settings on iPhone and iPad
Privacy is a front-facing, top-of-line feature for Apple, and the settings on your iPhone and iPad reflect that.
Big news about Apple, GDPR, and your privacy
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 phone monitoring app leaked thousands of passwords
TeenSafe, a parental monitoring app, leaked thousands of Apple IDs and their password in plain text.
All major U.S. carriers give your real-time location info to third parties
Securus, a service used by law enforcement to track inmate calls, can pinpoint the location of just about any cell phone thanks to the cooperation of U.S. carriers.
Google's making it easier to understand and manage user data it collects
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 testifies before Senate
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gives his testimony regarding Cambridge Analytica and Facebook's handling of user privacy before Senate committee.
