Global police sting raises questions on surveillance and privacy

The census goes digital — 3 things to know

Period apps share your fertility data with Facebook

Europe is not afraid to regulate Big Tech. EU Competition Commissioner Vestager explains why.

Clean up your cyber-hygiene — 6 changes to make in the new year

China exports its restrictive internet policies to dozens of countries, says Freedom House

Lawmakers want to know about Facebook’s operations beyond the US

The new DHS plan to gather social media information has privacy advocates up in arms

Do you know what’s in your medical records?

Who’s tracking your online activities

The Internet may be hurting all of us

‘Privacy isn’t dead:’ Snowden’s South American legacy grows as Brazil’s crypto movement marches on

Your smart TV may be spying on you — and stopping it is against the law

To see the changes Edward Snowden wrought, just look at your smartphone

International coalition moves to take down the dark side of the web

Why British intelligence wants your Facebook data

What keeps you awake at night?

A new online tracking tool may be shadowing you on the web

A new online tracking tool may be shadowing you on the web

Should we have a ‘right to be forgotten’ on the Net?

In Toronto, the WiFi may come with a side of electronic snooping

Meet the Irish man responsible for protecting millions of Facebook users

Blippex offers a new, and private, way of searching — but privacy is elusive

Snowden’s disclosure prompts global debate over privacy versus national security

Teens, sharing more online, increasingly aware of maintaining privacy

In new memoir, former Facebook employee questions role of social media

Google warns users of suspected state-sponsored hacks

Connecticut Senator discusses opposition to employers requesting social passwords

Controversy erupts over employers asking for social media site passwords

Growing number of firms seek to alter your search reputation

The Amazon through Google’s ‘Street View’

Privacy smackdown: Facebook vs activists

Europe’s problem with Google and privacy

Should adoptees own their original birth certificates?

Smart meters, privacy nightmares

Facebook’s privacy invasion: Can’t stop, won’t stop

Your privacy in a Google world

Transparency, Secrecy and Freedom: The History of Privacy and Democracy

Did We Give The Government Permission to Spy on Us?

Cell Phone Data a Legal Gray Area in the Courts

How Old is Old Enough for Facebook?

Organ Donation in the Age of Social Networking

Google Street View for the Amazon

Google’s New Privacy Policy

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Google Begins ‘Street View’ Project of the Amazon

New Police Technology Raises Privacy Concerns

Privacy Concerns Over New FBI Manual

Top of the Hour: Google Hacked in China, Morning Headlines

Google Blames China for Hacking

Twitter fires up privacy debate in Britain

Facebook vs. Google in PR Bashup

Should You Care that Your iPhone is Tracking You?

American Technology to Protect International Activists

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FTC supports ‘opt out’ option for Internet browser monitoring

CIA and Google invest in web monitoring company

Privacy in the time of Facebook

Is Facebook going too far with privacy changes?

Takeouts: Bernanke’s plan to raise interest rates, test driving Google Buzz