online privacy

A Cautionary Tale of WhatsApp, Meta and Data Mining LizardMen

Beege Welborn 2:30 PM | June 27, 2024

How Private Is Private?

John Stossel 12:01 AM | December 07, 2023

Life's little ironies: Zoom workers to RTO or GTFO and their AI can use customer data to train

Beege Welborn 2:01 PM | August 08, 2023

Google, going, gone: holding back bonuses, laying off 12,000

Beege Welborn 7:01 PM | January 20, 2023

Today's hot topics on Relevant Radio®: Tech platforms and privacy, anti-trust, Star Wars and box-office madness, and more!

Ed Morrissey 5:41 PM | December 19, 2019

Poll: Citizens not as worried about facial recognition as activists believe

Jazz Shaw 6:31 PM | September 30, 2019

Now doorbell cams are destroying America or something

Jazz Shaw 8:01 AM | July 19, 2019

Poll: Facial recognition technology gaining acceptance

Jazz Shaw 7:21 PM | June 24, 2019

Microsoft deleted their entire facial recognition database for some reason

Jazz Shaw 7:01 PM | June 08, 2019

Amazon weighs request to stop selling facial recognition software... briefly

Jazz Shaw 4:31 PM | May 29, 2019

The Facebook files: "Whitelisted" apps got access to your data and activities -- with or without consent

Ed Morrissey 8:41 AM | December 06, 2018

Americans' worst fear is...

Andrew Malcolm 10:01 AM | November 19, 2018

Amazon sells facial recognition tools to cops and people are freaking out

Jazz Shaw 12:31 PM | May 23, 2018

One of our richest liberals is predicting the downfall of Facebook, Google

Jazz Shaw 9:31 AM | January 28, 2018

The ridiculously awful push for Twitter, Facebook regulations

Taylor Millard 6:01 PM | December 17, 2017

Killing that online digital privacy rule will come back to bite the GOP

Jazz Shaw 8:01 AM | March 29, 2017

Comey: There's no longer any such thing as "absolute privacy" in America

Jazz Shaw 10:41 AM | March 09, 2017

Is the publishing of people's home addresses and phone numbers "protected speech?"

Jazz Shaw 10:41 AM | March 01, 2017

Facebook's fight against court issued warrants

Jazz Shaw 10:41 AM | January 03, 2017

Britain's new surveillance law will have privacy advocates wincing

Jazz Shaw 12:41 PM | November 17, 2016

FCC to vote on having internet providers ask you before sharing some of your data

Jazz Shaw 9:21 PM | October 10, 2016

Yahoo searching your emails: another view

Jazz Shaw 6:01 PM | October 05, 2016

Teacher fired for a student's crime

Allan Bourdius 6:01 PM | March 03, 2016

SCOTUS to weigh online privacy vs data brokers

Jazz Shaw 8:41 PM | November 02, 2015

UK orders Google to remove search results

Jazz Shaw 2:31 PM | August 22, 2015

A third amendment argument against the NSA

Jazz Shaw 10:01 AM | March 02, 2015

Should search engines be liable for leaked nude celeb photos?

Jazz Shaw 3:31 PM | October 05, 2014

Video: Retailers tracking you through free Wi-Fi

Ed Morrissey 10:01 AM | January 17, 2014

Covered California handed over contact information of those who did not ask to be contacted to insurance agents

Steve Eggleston 2:41 PM | December 09, 2013

Google settles on another privacy suit

Jazz Shaw 9:31 AM | July 28, 2013

Will voters punish Democrats for government snooping?

Jazz Shaw 12:31 PM | June 09, 2013

Hill Staffers pretty upset over this LegiStorm thing

Jazz Shaw 4:01 PM | April 06, 2013

Google to pay up in "Wi-Spy" case

Jazz Shaw 11:01 AM | March 09, 2013

Instagram wants to sell your pics without telling you. Do you care? Update: Instagram says you own your pics, promises to clarify terms

Mary Katharine Ham 4:21 PM | December 18, 2012

Report: National magazine preparing "blockbuster" scandal story on Obama campaign donations

Allahpundit 9:27 PM | October 04, 2012

Obama now issuing instructional videos on how to send him money

Allahpundit 9:34 PM | July 31, 2012

Of a taxi ride and what happens half the world away

Tina Korbe 2:30 PM | November 11, 2011