Most visits to a secluded tropical island would be something you’d likely want to humbly brag about to your friends and family.  You might even want to blast them across social media and not care in the slightest if the internet collected data documenting your exclusive trip

Remember that childhood game of broken telephone where secrets got twisted and mutated with each retelling?  Imagine Facebook playing a similar game, only instead of whispering secrets between friends, they’re trying to listen in on your encrypted messages

Ever feel like someone’s peering over your shoulder as you browse the web? Well, a recent interview by Ad Exchanger reveals a particularly unsettling truth

Recently Deutsche Telekom released a rather arresting “social experiment campaign” on YouTube called “Without Consent”.  It revolves around the comment practice of sharing family photos

AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Replika have certainly captured the public’s imagination in recent months.  It seemed like we had been waiting an eternity for the Turing Test to be passed, and then one day before Christmas last year ChatGPT launched (and the scientific community also had a breakthrough with nuclear fusion); a big day indeed!

Credit card providers have typically been (relatively) quiet on the subject of user data.  Most likely because they have their own huge stashes based on