- Apple's Routing of User Data to Google Could Be Breaking EU Privacy LawA Safari security feature may break EU law, but not the famed General Data Protection Regulation - rather, an out-of-date law called the ePrivacy Directive.
- Amazon May Be Watching Your Cloud Cam Home Security FootageDozens of Amazon workers based in India and Romania review select clips captured by Cloud Cam.
- What It’s Like at the Center of the Surveillance Economy—Data SheetThis is your Data Sheet for Monday, October 7, 2019
- Hong Kong’s Mask Ban Pits Anonymity Against the Surveillance StateFor protesters who see anonymity as their strongest weapon, the battle for the mask is a fight for the movement's survival.
- Google Maps Unveils a Pro-Privacy 'Incognito Mode' to Keep Users Off-the-GridThe new setting is one of many user data-friendlier features the search giant has rolled out amid increasing backlash against tech companies.
- EU 'Right to Be Forgotten' Doesn't Mean Global Censorship, Top Court RulesGoogle has won a hugely significant case against France's privacy regulator.
- YouTube Fined a Record $170 Million by FTC for Violating Children's PrivacyIt's the largest fine ever levied by the FTC for illegally collecting children's data without parents' consent.
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