Latest about Privacy
Why Google's plan to reduce Android ad tracking is both smart and sneaky
Google introduced new ad tracking privacy tools, and while it is welcomed by most experts, they criticize the company for not making it more transparent for users.
UK regulators want feedback to ensure Google's Privacy Sandbox remains fair
Google has submitted commitments to UK regulators to ensure that Privacy Sandbox takes all related parties into consideration when developing and implementing new proposals.
New Privacy Dashboard is the best low-key Android 12 feature we've found so far
Android 12 beta 2 gives us our first look at the new Privacy Dashboard. It's not perfect, but it's still a great addition that can be spectacular with a little more time and work.
How to opt out of Amazon Sidewalk on your Echo and Alexa products
Amazon's Sidewalk project carries a lot of promise for the connected home and neighborhood, but what if you want to opt out? We'll show you how you can disable the service from your Alexa app.
Google pledges not to build backdoors in FLoC but not everyone's convinced
Google tried to allay any concerns about its Privacy Sandbox by stating that it will not give itself the advantage by building backdoors.
Google will soon let you lock away your private images, delete the last 15 minutes of search history
Google announced at Tuesday's Google I/O keynote that the company is adding new privacy features for many of its apps, including Google Photos, search, and Google Maps.
App developers are going through your email — here is how to stop them
Never trust anyone when it comes to managing your privacy.
Police can't force you to unlock your phone with your fingerprint or face data
A California judge has ruled that the government's request to seek biometric access to unlock devices 'runs afoul of the Fourth and Fifth Amendments.'
