Privacy Policies: Page 3
Did Ann Coulter's Twitter Tirade Break a Law?
The conservative commentator's recent run-in with Delta Airlines raises the question: Do passengers have the right to take photos on aircraft?
Twitter Updates Privacy Policy and Ends 'Do Not Track' Support
You may see a notice informing you about the recent privacy policy changes the next time you visit the microblogging service, if you haven't seen it already.
Congress: Get a Warrant to Search Americans' Phones at Border
The Trump administration wants to expand electronic searches at the border. Congress wants to make sure Americans aren't swept up in those searches without a warrant.
'Downright Creepy': Internet Entrepreneurs Weigh in on Repeal of Internet Privacy Rules
But the repeal of the FCC rules could also mean greater opportunity for smaller companies that prioritize customer privacy.
What Are Your Employees Doing When You're Not Looking?
Small businesses can benefit from employee monitoring, in the right circumstance.
Protect Your Business From Regulatory Pitfalls, With 'Practical Compliance'
You can't get around dealing with regulations, but they don't have to crush your entrepreneurial spirit.
Here's how to see Which One of Your Friends Are Using Tinder
This neat trick let's you see which ones among your friends are using Tinder!
Could U.S. Tech Companies Face Overseas Warrants?
Obama administration deals could allow overseas firms to serve U.S. technology companies with warrants.
Mark Zuckerberg is 'Dictator' of Facebook 'Nation,' Says the Pirate Bay Founder
'People in the tech industry have a lot of responsibilities but they never really discuss these things,' says Peter Sunde.
Fearing For Her Life, Tor's Developer Leaves US to Dodge The FBI
Alarming trends by the FBI recently has raised questions to the lengths it will seek to violate privacy of individuals
Ever Hear of Pii? What You Need to Know About Its Life Cycle in Business
Pii means 'personally identifiable information.' It has nothing to do with the circumference of a circle.
The Simplest Guide You'll Ever Need to Secure Yourself & Your Business Online
Apart from using Firewalls and anti-viruses, here are some basic tips to keep you safe online - without slowing you down
5 Apps for Anonymous Social Networking
Want to mingle, rant or share without revealing your personal details? Try these!
Microsoft Offers First Major Endorsement of New EU-U.S. Data Privacy Pact
The company's endorsement of the Privacy Shield comes amidst criticism of it by privacy groups for failing to address concerns about U.S. surveillance practices.
Apple's Trio of 'Privacy Czars' Grapple With Internal Conflicts Over User Data
The iPhone maker's apparent willingness to sacrifice some profit for the sake of privacy bolsters its image as a company that protects customers.