Tech companies like Google, Facebook and Microsoft are ignoring data controls mandated under California law, researchers say.

Facebook collects far more data than most users realize, from your browsing habits to your offline purchases. While this fuels its ad system, you can still take steps to limit what’s shared and who ...

Samsung Electronics has achieved a landmark shift in the mobile industry with the introduction of the Galaxy S26 series, ...

Facebook’s reach extends beyond what you post — it logs your offline purchases via data broker partnerships, tracks your web and app activity through Meta Pixel and SDK, and uses computer vision to ...

Cuba needs “neither foreign rescue nor another official mythology. It needs the space and the institutions to rebuild itself, ...

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / April 23, 2026 /The following is an excerpt from Cisco's FY25 Purpose Report. Explore the full report to learn more about how we Power an Inclusive Future for All.

SB 4, wide-ranging legislation that establishes restrictions on how data brokers can use consumer information, passed the ...

New web-first platform modernizes social discovery by combining interest-based filtering with anonymity to foster more ...

An independent privacy audit of Microsoft, Meta and Google web traffic in California found the companies appear to be ...

Right now, WhatsApp offers only a few basic privacy options for status updates. Users can choose to share with all contacts, ...

The approach focuses on partners, products, and services. This strategic shift includes the Linux desktop.  The reason? It's ...

Smart TVs, voice assistants and connected cars collect detailed behavioral data through privacy clauses most users never read ...