Tag: Privacy
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John Naughton thinks that the worlds largest social networking site is not taking privacy rights seriously.
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The three key features will be focused around cross-product data usage, personalization and collaboration.
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Viewers will be able to choose if they want the media corporation to delete the information it collects about...
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An interactive installation at this year's Art Basel in Miami reminds us that many of our digital transactions...
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Dispute over 'diagnostic' software spreads to Europe after claims that Android phones send data to various...
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Social networking sites allow us to maintain a web presence long after death.
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Lasers scan up and down your body to asses which pair of jeans will fit you best.
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Facebook and Google users don’t want these and other major third-parties to track and record their online...
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A WhatsApp user claims that his privacy was breached.
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The new Facebook Timeline feature converts your past updates and activities into a virtual scrapbook.
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A new book reveals how privacy and restricted information could lead to lost opportunities in a digital age....
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A panel discussion at the 2011 PSFK Conference in NYC on the future of media, technology and the social...
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Facebook is launching it's new feature to give you more privacy---the right to reject or accept a photo tag...
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In the interest of protecting privacy among its internet users, the German state of Schleswig-Holstein has...
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"I see no violation of privacy, no sneaky stealing of user information worthy of this action and press release...
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LinkedIn recently introduced a new form of advertising where it places users' photos in product endorsement...
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The Federal Trade Commission wants app developers to keep children's privacy in consideration and be aware of...
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After the controversy over how Google handled some of its Street View data, it has since taken improved...
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The use of social networking to mobilize the London riots has showed us that mobile service providers will...
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T-Mobile and Orange mobile phone operators are sharing user information with police under the Regulation of...
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Germany finds Facebook's facial recognition technology a breech of privacy and data protection laws.
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Microsoft has published data regarding where people are using their mobile devices on its live.com website....
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The federal government is asking companies like Google, Microsoft and Apple to protect consumer privacy.
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A film demonstrates how people leave data trails without knowing it.
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In light of the NOTW scandal, here are some common and simple phone hacking methods.
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We need to understand a generation that defines privacy differently. As LulzSec, Twitter and the rest show us,...
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"Media and government have held a monopoly on publicness as they have owned the megaphone and soapbox. Now the...
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Facebook has form for being cavalier with users' privacy, but its new facial recognition software has truly...
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![The Revealing Dressing Rooms At BLK DNM's Pop-Up Shop [Pics]](http://www.psfk.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/dressing-room2-236x190.jpg?fedaf9 "The Revealing Dressing Rooms At BLK DNM's Pop-Up Shop [Pics]")
At POP 1 in New York, shoppers try on their clothes in rooms with no rear wall.
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Social network turns on new feature to automatically identify people in photos, raising questions about...
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