Posts Tagged "Privacy" (Page 40)

Privacy

Swedish ISP Bahnhof has long been a supporter of keeping its customers’ data private. Five years ago, we wrote about its decision to delete …

Dropbox intended to make headlines after introducing Carousel, Dropbox for Business, and the Mailbox app expansion on Wednesday. But the cloud storage company probably …

Almost exactly a decade ago (man, time flies…), we first discussed the question of whether or not it should be against the law to …

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Many Americans are more wary about exposing their personal information to tech companies following revelations about their cooperation with government surveillance. It’s not that …

Microsoft will cut off support to its 12-year-old operating system Windows XP at about 1 p.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, leaving more than a …

We are on the precipice of a cyber-war. The recent revelations around Prism provide an extreme example of how nation states are taking a …

Bang With Friends, a mobile application that facilitates casual encounters among friends, has a simple pitch: “Your friends will never know you’re interested unless …

A sophisticated cyber-espionage network targeting the world’s diplomatic, government and research agencies, as well as gas and oil industries, has been uncovered by experts …

It isn’t often that communications companies push back against government requests to monitor customers and hand over information about them, but a government task …