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Microsoft says Xbox One's Kinect sensor can be completely turned off
The Xbox One's Kinect sensor will be able to be shut off.
It's not just the German government, but now the Civil Liberties Australia privacy group is concerned over the Xbox One
Civil Liberties Australia are also worried about the privacy on the Xbox One's constant monitoring.
German government says the Xbox One is a monitoring device
German government says that the Xbox One is a next-gen monitoring device.
Xbox One's new Kinect raises privacy concerns over always-on listening
Xbox One's new Kinect raises privacy concerns, could be used to spy on consumers.
US citizens' phone calls, and all electronic data is captured and recorded by the FBI, accessible by the government
Former FBI agent claims all electronic data and voice calls are recorded and accessible to the US government.
DHS' new intrusion detection and prevention system raises security concerns
DHS talk of their new EINSTEN 3 Accelerated security system, privacy concerns are now raised.
Google's privacy director stepping down, replaced by Lawrence You
Google's privacy director is stepping down with plans to retire.
Google shut Reader down due to the high cost of privacy compliance
Google reportedly shut Reader down because of the hidden costs of keeping users' data safe.
Google flaw gives your personal details to app developers
Use the Google Play Store? Downloaded an app? That developer has your name, address and e-mail.
Twitter complied with 69% of US data requests
Twitter issues second transparency report, complied with 69% of US data requests.
Complain to Facebook's CPO Erin Egan through 'Ask Erin' app
Facebook intros "Ask Erin" app to allow users to connect with the chief privacy officer.
Taking a look at MEGA (beta) - cloud storage, done safely?
We take a look at Kim Dotcom's MEGA - from the ashes of Megaupload, we have a new cloud storage player in town.
Facebook's big thing is Graph Search, allows you to search through its social graph
Facebook debuts Graph Search, a new way to view the connections you have on Facebook.
Foursquare talks about up dated privacy policies for 2013
Foursquare thanks everyone for their great 2012, talks of changed privacy policies for the new year.
Feds will soon push 'black boxes' for all vehicles
Federal regulators propose that all vehicles sold in the US after 2014 to include black boxes.
Instagram offers an update regarding its change in Terms of Service, says they aren't planning to sell your pictures
Instagram is NOT looking to sell your pictures without compensation, at least not after all of the f.
Study suggests that the FTC would see strong support for revised laws to protect children online
Study suggests that adults are against tracking and other privacy invasions of children online.
Police ask Congress to require mandatory text message logging, keep texts for 2 years
Police ask Congress to require wireless providers to keep text messages for two years.
Facebook robot reads your messages, increases share counts for links you share privately
Sharing a link through Facebook Messenger results in likes going up on Facebook social plugin.
Google gets fined $22.5m by FTC over Safari tracking
Google gets fined $22.5 million by the Federal Trade Commission over the Safari tracking incident
NYPD teams up with Microsoft for new advanced city-wide surveillance system
NYPD and Microsoft launch new surveillance system for New York City, is a crime-fighting system.
Declaration of Internet Freedom: will you sign it?
Several groups have come together to start a movement behind the Declaration of Internet Freedom.
70 percent of teenagers hid their online behavior from parents, a new study shows
A new study by McAfee show what teens are really up to when online and how they hide it.
EU watchdog issues warning over smart meter privacy risk
EU watchdog group warns of privacy concerns over smart meter data.
Parents to get an incredible amount of control over child's phone
A new service will allow parents almost complete control over a child's phone on Vodafone.
Facebook sued for $15 billion over alleged privacy violations
Facebook hit with $15 billion class action lawsuit alleging privacy violations.
Twitter adds Do Not Track privacy feature
Twitter enables Firefox's Do Not Track feature to allow users to opt-out of tracking by Twitter.
CISPA passes the House of Representatives with a 248 to 168 vote
CISPA passes the House of Representatives with a vote of 248 to 168.
Navizon releases new tech that can track you by your smartphone's wireless
Navizon has released a new technology that can be used to track smartphone users via their WiFi sign.
Google in hot water over privacy, may face fines for bypassing Safari settings
Google may face more fines for circumventing Safari privacy settings.
A new UK law could give the gov. right to monitor communication and internet
Britain is trying to pass a law that would give the government snooping access to online activity w/
iPhone password cracking easier than you think
iPhone and Android pin codes are easily brute-forced by a Swedish security firm.
CIA Chief wants to spy on you through internet connected appliances
CIA plans to use newly internet-connected devices to spy on persons of interest.
Google accused of bypassing Safari privacy settings, places cookies anyway
Google being investigated for bypassing Safari's privacy settings.
California Bill Will Give Parents Access To Social Networks If Passed
Bill would force social media sites to the tune of 10k per failure to act.