Your personal privacy depends on your awareness, tech controls that allow you to decide what to share, and public policies ...

Differential privacy lets people to share data anonymously, but people need to know more about it to make informed decisions. October 21, 2020 • Gabriel Kaptchuk, ...

People get important value from these platforms and devices and accept the trade offs for it. Data security is still paramount, but the strong belief for data privacy is pretty much dead ...

There have been plenty of premature obituaries for privacy falling from the lips of tech company CEOs in recent years. Yet the idea that people have a sub-set of personal information they wish to ...

Most privacy people love Proton, which makes sense. Proton seems to be the only company that offers a suite of apps most closely resembling Google's while also prioritizing privacy.

The cliche that young people don't care about personal privacy because they share intimate details and photos on Facebook or Twitter isn't always true, according to a study released Thursday. In ...

It is clear that to prevent such abuses, we need a strong data privacy law that puts people in charge of their data — not one that hamstrings people’s ability to enforce their rights.

For people seeking abortions, digital privacy is suddenly critical Internet searches, visits to clinics and period-tracking apps leave digital trails Updated June 24, 2022 More than 3 years ago ...

In agreeing to decide the case, the Supreme Court—for the second time this week—has signaled it's taking those arguments by anti-gay rights groups seriously.

The U.S. Census Bureau is using differential privacy to protect your data in the 2020 census. In practice, differential privacy isn’t perfect.