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Over the next year, Mozilla promises to finally listen to user feedback and add the most requested features to its Firefox browser. According to a recent post...

Andrea Amico, founder of Privacy4Cars, says vehicle owners no longer have to sift through pages of privacy policies. His company built a database that allows...

EU rules, an AI boom, and B2C niches are provoking another browser war. Europe is set to become the frontline in the conflict

New Parity research finds that female athletes' trustworthiness and status as role models make them ideal marketers.

The former Queensland-based human rights lawyer who took up recently took up the government agency role warned that there was little transparency over what drivers personal data was being used for.

A six-year project led by the University of Edinburgh has been launched by the University of Edinburgh to develop solutions for the responsible use…

A new Mozilla reports finds that 80% of dating apps sell your data to third parties, while 52% do not follow basic security protocols.

Dating apps ask people to disclose all kinds of personal information in the hope of them finding love, or at least a hook-up. What many may not know is that…

I have been warning our readers for the past few years that the Government has the ability to track you through your vehicle if you own a later-model vehicle that is connected to the Internet. But today, we now know that this is not just a theory, but that it actually has been happening, as two U.S. Senators have discovered that eight automakers will give up users' location data to police without requiring a court-issued warrant. We already knew that these car companies tracked and stored t...

IProcure, the Kenyan agritech startup backed by Safaricom’s Spark Fund, is now under administration after failing to settle undisclosed debt