- Who Should Govern Your Data? Inside the Privacy Debate in DavosWorld leaders disagree about regulation.
- France Fines Google $57 Million For GDPR ViolationsFrance has fined Google millions for not providing enough information about how customer's data is being used.
- Tim Cook Thinks Consumers Should Have More Control Over Their DataApple CEO Tim Cook thinks consumers should know what data is being collected about them and why -- and be able to delete it.
- How a German Man Wanted His Amazon Data and Got 1,700 Alexa Files — About a Total StrangerThe files were reportedly recorded in a stranger’s living room, bedroom, and shower. Amazon calls it an isolated incident.
- How Email Scammers Are Using Marketeer Methods to Target CFOsFBI estimates that targeted email fraud relieved companies of $12.5 billion in 2018.
- In the Wake of GDPR, Will the U.S. Embrace Data Privacy?American lawmakers and techies alike have called for a federal data privacy law like Europe's GDPR. An impossible dream? Astonishingly, not anymore.
- Google Is Accused of 'Tricking' Users Into Sharing Their LocationThe complaint was filed under strict new privacy laws in Europe.
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