The point of sharing self-destructing pics is that sometimes you don't want memories to last forever
Bad copyright laws, evil religious nuts, overzealous cops: In 2012, the hacker collective picked its enemies well SLIDE SHOW
The Senate quietly passed a reform weakening the Video Privacy Protection Act
A family photo goes viral, and Mark's sister, Randi, takes to Twitter to express her outrage. Oh, the irony!
What are sites really doing with your personal data? A new visual rating system is here to help
People ask me questions and I tell them everything
The FTC reports that mobile apps designed for children collect and share data without parental consent
Another defeat for privacy: We will soon be able to use our mobile devices during takeoff and landing
Impotent? Infertile? Bankrupt? Online advertisers want to know, and they'll break the law to find out
A law from 1986 still governs electronic privacy
A new report found lawmakers received drone-related campaign funds and pushed through an agenda despite problems
A Texas student believes her school's chipped ID cards are a violation of her civil liberties. She's right
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