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Is Apple Spying on Worker's Devices? New Lawsuit Accuses Cupertino Giant of Invading Their Privacy

Is Apple Spying on Worker's Devices? New Lawsuit Accuses Cupertino

The tech giant allegedly monitored workers' personal data and barred discussions on pay and conditions; the lawsuit claims Apple violated workplace rights.

Law & Society

Buying Consumers’ Web Browsing History From ISPs, Advertisers Are Now Free From Privacy Rules

The recently introduced Congressional Review Act resolutions would overturn the Federal Communications Commission's privacy rules for Internet service providers and advertisers.

Hot Issues

CloudPets Privacy Scare: Millions of Messages Between Kids and Parents Leaked from Stuffed Toys

Spiral Toys, the company behind the controversial CloudPets stuffed animals, reportedly exposed over two million recorded messages from its customers to online hackers.

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Amazon Echo works by using hot words, not recording your entire conversation

U.S. DOJ Faces Lawsuit Demanding Disclosure of The Use of Secret Court Orders Against Tech Companies

Proposed NY Bill Would Allow Police Use Textalyzer Device to Investigate Phone Logs in Time of Accident

Uber gives law enforcement agencies, regulators access to data on 12 million users; raises privacy concerns

FBI continues battle with Apple on withholding secret method to unlock iPhone

Brazilian Leader Rousseff faces cries for her resignation

Hulk Hogan's sex tape puts First Ammendment to the test

Google widens scope of "right to be forgotten" due to pressure from EU privacy laws

Facebook adds Tor support for Android for private browsing

Chicago police lose motion to dismiss cellular tracking case; Judge orders turnover of documents for review

Next U.S. attorney general faces daunting national security challenges