Zoom has announced several updates to streamline the flow of meetings, enhance security and privacy, and more.
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LinkedIn is testing new, privacy-friendly ways for B2B marketers to collect data and target audiences on its platform and third-party sites.
Twitter has added a new private information policy that bans the unauthorized use of private media depicting people.
With its latest iOS 15 update, Apple lets users receive alerts if any unwanted AirTags in their vicinity are tracking them.
Google has issued a new policy that will help underage users and their parents remove images from Google Search.
Five years after WhatsApp made end-to-end encrypted default, the platform is extending its privacy setting to chat backups.
Twitter is looking to refine privacy tools and testing one that allows to prevent people from seeing tweets without removing them altogether.
WhatsApp will soon let users choose to hide their "last seen" timestamp from some specific contacts at a time.
Your old tweets may never come back to haunt you as Twitter reveals plans to let you hide them automatically after a period of time.
A data breach within Microsoft Power Apps left 38 million records and dozens of organizations exposed online.
WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature called 'View Once' that lets users set photos and videos to disappear from chats once they are viewed.
This is your chance to get a free DuckDuckGo email address that will protect you from ad companies spying on your inbox.
Brave last week announced Brave Search, its own search engine that promises privacy-preserving search built on its own index.
Twitter is experimenting with new features to help users unmention themselves from Tweets and conversations.
TikTok announced it gained the ISO 27001 certification in the UK and the US, with India, Ireland, and Singapore to follow soon.
Let's be honest, most of your passwords are "shit". In fact, as little as 25 words make a large majority of passwords used worldwide. Scary.
DuckDuckGo has announced that it's turning on the Global Privacy Control (GPC) browser setting by default in its mobile apps and desktop extensions.
LinkedIn is introducing controls for individual posts which let users restrict who can see and comment on them.