Privacy

App developers are creating coronavirus tracing tools, highlighting privacy and public health concerns.

A number of big companies were caught allowing Google, Facebook and Twitter to collect email addresses for targeted ad purposes.

Facebook will allow users in the US and Canada to transfer photos onto Google Photos to give users more control of their data.

Apple and Google on Wednesday released the first seeds of their coronavirus contact-tracing software to select app developers.

Don’t respond to unsubstantiated inquiries about government checks and ignore ads for vaccinations.

The social media company says it will remove posts it deems call for action based on "unverified claims."

Zoom will allow meeting hosts to report suspicious call participants with a new feature in its latest app update

Hackers and bad actors are targeting victims through coronavirus stimulus payment-related scams.

Seven countries have either formally supported the Pan-European Privacy Preserving Proximity Tracing (PEPP-PT) initiative or tasked one of its members with developing a national app.

Facial recognition can unlock devices like computers and phones by recognizing a human face the same way another human would.

Newly discovered Zoom vulnerabilities reportedly allow recorded videos to live on the app's cloud hours after deletion.

Passwords and email addresses from hundreds of thousands of Zoom accounts are being posted online by hackers and sold for less than a penny per account.

Shareholder Michael Drieu claimed in a court filing that a string of recent media reports highlighting the privacy flaws in Zoom's application have led to the company's stock to plummet.

An April 3 study shared three particular cyber security vulnerabilities found in Zoom's technology.

Encryption is a function on certain apps and devices that allows users to send and receive private messages.