Privacy

Google said Monday that some customer videos uploaded to its Photos app may have been shared with complete strangers due to a "technical issue."

Barr's comments came after he was scrutinized by tech experts for requesting something of an exclusive government key to encrypted iPhones.

The summit will give Google a chance to help the policy pros from across the political spectrum understand its products better.

Ring's new Control Center will allow users to "manage important privacy and security settings."

Facebook denies any wrongdoing.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos declined to answer a senator's questions about the alleged hacking of his phone until "current investigations are resolved."

Antivirus program Avast, which is used by hundreds of millions of people, collected and sold users' most secretive browsing data to some of the world's largest companies until 2019.

The tool will allow Facebook users to detach their identities from their browsing history that Facebook uses to personalize ads.

Victims of the breach may file a claim for either 10 years of free credit monitoring or cash reimbursement up to $125.