Privacy Concerns

On Thursday, Officer David Rojas, 27, was arrested by LAPDs Internal Affairs Division and charged with one felony count having sexual contact with human remains without authority, according to a statement from L.A. County District Attorney spokesman Greg Risl…

Bloomberg Businessweek previously reported about the privacy concerns surrounding Amazon Alexa on 11 Dec. To ensure that readers understood what the article was about, Bloomberg’s art team decided to create a cover art that ended up garnering tons of jokes i…

Google keeps historical locations of users and police are taking advantage to find all kinds of ... criminals. (Photo by Alexander Pohl/NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto via Getty Images Two dead dogs and more than $50,000 in damaged property were jus…

Digital marketing is an incredibly powerful way to connect with people interested in the products that Google has to offer, such as the Pixel 4 phone or the family of Google Home and Nest devices. But when we show people ads and measure the impact of our camp…

According to The New York Post, Googles $2.1 billion acquisition of Fitbit will face scrutiny by the Department of Justice amid data-privacy fears. Yahoo Finance's Julie Hyman breaks down the latest on On the Move.

FitBit data helped Jane Slater catch her boyfriend cheating.The use case for wearables data among the police and other emergency services is growing.Calls for better privacy protection are getting louder as Google prepares to take ov…

To call it the end of an era might be hyperbole. In fact, most investors won't initially even notice Alphabet(NASDAQ:GOOG)(NASDAQ:GOOGL) has a new CEO. But, Sundar Pichai -- previously the head of all things Google but still subject to company founders Larry …

Search Hijacking 101 Search hijacking is a very simple type of fraud. A user with one of these extensions installed who types a search engine like Google.com into their browser address bar and intends to conduct a Google search will have their search interce…

Google is rolling out one more update for the Explorer Edition of Glass before cutting off support for its old wearable. The tech giant introduced Project Glass back in 2012, opening it up for preorders for $1,500 each. Despite people raising privacy concerns…

Talk about a rock and a hard place. Most of us want digital privacy, and most of us also want autocorrection that works, speech to text that is accurate, and smart systems that find all our selfies with Serena, or surface the most important emails we need rig…