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The company responds to privacy fears surrounding how Windows 10 collects and uses information from users.
They have no effect on Facebook’s privacy policy whatsoever so stop sharing them.
BlackPhone 2 offers encryption by default and allows users detailed control over app permissions.
It’s been out for more than a month now but if you are concerned about what data is being shared, here’s how to change that.
It was revealed on Friday that the email address of an Irish politician has been found on the list.
The company apologised for the changes, but is it as bad as people are making it out to be?
A search of the hacked databases found 17 email addresses linked to government departments and state agencies.
You’d never have to worry about forgetting your pin again.
The photo taken of Michael McIntyre has spurred an investigation.
Most people are aware of privacy settings on social media sites but is it something you worry about?
The search engine that focuses on privacy has slowly built up a reputation by word of mouth.
While Apple, Yahoo and Dropbox received full marks for their respective privacy policies.
If you’re not already using two-step verification, now’s as good a time as any to start.
The simplified controls will make it easier for users to decide what data Google’s services has access to.
The USA Patriot Act which underpins the domestic activities of the National Security Agency is set to expire.
Or rather, the Irish Data Protection Commissioner is. Rather her than us.
While more than 250,000 requests have been made, the issue remains as divisive as ever.
Speaking about privacy today, the Tánaiste said children should be entitled to know who their mother is.
And the tech giant could be slapped with fines worth €6 billion – if the case ever gets that far.
Max Schrems has taken a €10 million class action lawsuit against the tech giant in his native Austria so as to avoid the ‘madness of the Irish courts’.
And it’s an option that’s available on all major browsers.
People share relationship details, photos of their kids and even what they’ve had for breakfast. Do you know where the line is?
Everything you do on your office PC or laptop during work time is not only accessible to IT, but indeed technically on work time.
This time it may actually happen, and it all sounds a little sinister
Think about your day 15 years ago; you could have gone about your business leaving almost no trace of yourself. Not anymore, data is changing our world.
Novelty may give way to concerns over annoyance, nuisance, privacy, trespass and safety.
The minister said she is satisfied the time limit doesn’t need to be changed – for now, at least.
The robots are taking over.
In the age of smartphones, embarrassing pictures of our more indiscreet behaviour can have a way of haunting us.
Documents previously showed that UK authorities had access to opitcal fibre cables that carry a range of data, from internet traffic to telephone calls.
The Law Reform Commission says difficulties have emerged in specific cases.
The utility has consulted the Data Commissioner prior to starting the job.
The EU’s privacy regulators are pushing for its ‘Right to be Forgotten’ ruling to be applied globally by all search engines.
The findings come from Microsoft which is currently involved in a legal battle concerning a US warrant for emails stored on Irish servers.
An “astounding” number of people tried to photograph an incident yesterday in which a two-year-old girl was killed.
“If I’d made half the mistakes they made today, I’d lose my business…”
The ‘Radar’ app allows users to monitor people they follow on Twitter.