Wyden Steps In to Halt FBI Surveillance Expansion
The Senate last week voted against an expansion of FBI surveillance powers, a vote that was seen as a temporary barrier at best. Now, a
The Senate last week voted against an expansion of FBI surveillance powers, a vote that was seen as a temporary barrier at best. Now, a
The Senate on Wednesday voted down an amendment that would allow the FBI to gain access to citizens’ email, web, and other electronic records through
UPDATED–The FTC has reached a $4 million settlement with a mobile ad firm that the commission says was tracking mobile device users–including kids–without their consent. The
As Congress considers changes to a federal rule that would allow law enforcement to get so-called global warrants to remotely search users’ machines in many
Mozilla is testing a new feature in pre-release versions of its Firefox browser that enable users to employ multiple personas or identities in different contexts at
Apple this week announced a new system called differential privacy that it will be implementing in many of its products in the coming months. The
While much of the attention has focused on the differential privacy announcement Apple made during its Worldwide Developers Conference earlier this week, The company also
Privacy means different things to different people and organizations, and no company is as invested in being different as Apple is. Now, Apple is making
A decision in a years-old Canadian murder case that involved the police intercepting and decrypting more than a million encrypted BBM messages could reveal the