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3 Blockchain Improvements That Will Lead to Its Mainstream Adoption
These are the keys to a network's expansion.
Facebook Users Can Sue Over Facial Recognition, Court Rules
Facebook users in Illinois claim the tech giant violated the state's Biometric Information Privacy Act, which requires companies to obtain consent when collecting their biometric information.
Hundreds of Millions Have Downloaded Suspicious VPN Apps With Serious Privacy Flaws. Apple and Google Haven't Taken Action.
Disturbing research suggests that nearly 90 percent of the most popular free VPN apps on Apple and Google's app stores have serious user privacy flaws.
3 Ways Generation Z Can Master Data Analysis
Young business entrepreneurs need to bear in mind these simple insights to avoid getting lost in the numbers.
Eavesdropping Bug Forces Apple to Disable Walkie-Talkie App
The app contained a vulnerability allowing someone to listen in on your iPhone without consent.
The U.K. Is Trying to Regulate the Internet: Here's What It Means
The Online Harms White Paper could be a litmus test for tech regulation in the U.S., as the U.K. government attempts to balance oversight with modern web freedoms.
Instagram Head Denies Widely-Held Belief That Instagram and Facebook Listen in Through Smartphones
There's a widely held belief that Facebook and Instagram listen in on people's smartphones, and then serve advertisements based on their speech.
'Sign in With Apple' Promises Better Customer Experiences But Is It Just More Lock-in?
Sign In with Apple is yet another manifestation of Apple's commitment to consumer privacy as a brand.
Vuzix to Equip Smart Glasses With Facial Recognition
The technology probably won't sit well with privacy advocates.
Here's What Entrepreneurs Must Know About the Booming VPN Industry
The future of the VPN industry is bright, but mostly because the future of online privacy and security is so bleak.
After a Rough Year, Facebook Is Giving Privacy a Try
'This isn't just about a few new features. This is a big change in how we're building these products and running our company,' Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says at F8.
TikTok to Pay $5.7 Million Fine For Violating Children's Privacy Law
They failed to ask for parental consent when collecting the personal information from users under the age of 13.
Cyberpreneurship, a New Age Tool in Cyber Security
Cyberpreneruship has boomed since the past half decade, the ripples of which are only getting louder as we speak, reaching out to cover virtually every avenue existing on the Internet today
Facebook's Constant Tracking on Android Can Now Be Limited
Facebook for Android is always tracking your location, even when you aren't using the app. However, the latest update finally allows you to limit this tracking rather than disabling it completely.
Is Remote Work Making Open Plan Office a Relic?
Open-plan offices replaced the soulless cubicles of Asia Pacific. Now the no-wall workplace is having its bubble-burst moment