Automakers can collect and share mountains of information now that cars, trucks and SUVs have become more connected. 13 Investigates reviewed privacy policies from 14 car manufacturers and found ...

Foreign-owned apps secretly harvest personal data from seniors, making them prime targets for scams. Learn how to protect ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Connected cars are the new normal, but they often fail to respect your privacy, and their ...

It’s common to hear about devices such as mobile phones and fitness trackers collecting data about their users. But have you thought about what’s being collected by your car? Stream NBC 5 for free, 24 ...

Eighty-one percent of American adults said they were concerned about how companies use their data, and 71% said they were ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Are you watching the television, or is it watching you? Apps, devices, and services have grown too comfortable requesting user information.

Every day, we tap and swipe on our favorite apps without a second thought. But have we ever paused to consider what happens to our data in the process? From social media platforms to fitness trackers, ...

India put new privacy rules into force on Friday that will make Meta, Google, OpenAI and other companies minimize collection ...

Christopher Ramezan receives funding from the Appalachian Regional Commission. Like it or not, artificial intelligence has become part of daily life. Many devices – including electric razors and ...

While most people may not be surprised to learn a vehicle is tracking your driving – including acceleration, speed and braking activity – many people we spoke to were surprised by how much information ...