A facial recognition app has been used to maliciously unveil the identities of Russian sex workers. Digital rights experts have warned that such technologies may undermine any semblance of privacy in the near future.
‘Youth activists, political parties, human rights organisations – you and anyone they want’ can be targeted by surveillance software says security researcher
Expanded plans for military in new company suggests security and privacy implications
98% percent of women who describe themselves as lonely share “relationship status online,” according to new study
Civil society organisations call for those who leaked private phone conversations to be held accountable
Governments submitted a total of 1,157 requests for information about Twitter accounts, with 78 percent of those queries coming from the United States
In May, a group of US lawmakers asked Google to answer questions on the privacy implications and possible “misuse of information” of its Glass project
Microsoft: We take our responsibilities for protecting our clients’ privacy seriously
Continuous connectability is the norm, caution is flung to the wind, reticence is retro and you are what you say you are.
