privacy
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12 Sep
Google is making it easier to see what data they have on you
Around the world literally billions of people are using Google.
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29 Aug
Uber’s new CEO hasn’t started yet and the startup is already making changes
It looks like Uber’s board has voted on who it wants to be its new chief executive: Dara Khosrowshahi, the current chief executive of Expedia.
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24 Aug
India’s top court defies Narendra Modi’s government in landmark privacy case
India’s top court has ruled unanimously that individual privacy is a fundamental right, in a blow to the government’s planned roll-out of the world’s largest biometric ID card program — known as Aadhaar.
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18 Jul
The majority of US states have refused to comply with Trump’s electoral fraud commission
US president Donald Trump has insisted that he lost the popular vote in last year’s election by almost 3m votes, not because people voted for his rival Hillary Clinton, but because of voter fraud.
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4 Jul
Google DeepMind and NHS partnership illegally used patient data, says Information Commissioner
When the Google DeepMind NHS partnership was launched in 2015 it was seen as an exciting new collaboration – an artificial intelligence (AI) startup working with the NHS to improve treatment for patients.
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23 Jun
Why has Snapchat’s new feature raised safety concerns?
Snapchat, the image messaging and multimedia mobile app, introduced a new feature on Wednesday, promoted as a “new way to explore the world”.
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19 Jun
US suffers largest data breach of voter information
Nearly every registered American voter has been left vulnerable to theft on a public Amazon cloud server by a marketing firm contracted by the Republican National Committee (RNC).
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31 May
China takes firm stance on cyber security by introducing new data protection laws
Cyber-security legislation banning the collection and sale of users’ personal information will come into force across China on Thursday.