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Unique IDs linked to phones are supposed to be anonymous. But there’s an entire industry that links them to real people and their address.
A “vehicle forensics kit” can reveal where you’ve driven, what doors you opened, and who your friends are.
It's possible that hackers could have infiltrated and spied on Boris Johnson's personal phone from as early as 2006.
A guide to Apple’s new privacy feature.
The ACCC said it is seeking declarations, pecuniary penalties, publication orders and compliance orders but did not specify any amount.
The settlements of three class-action cases could prompt industrywide changes for apps and ads aimed at young people.
Paper covers IDFA alternatives, rules for Apple's own apps, and more.
It reverses a landmark victory for privacy advocates.
Investigation Xoth is the ExpressVPN Digital Security Lab’s research into smartphone location tracking. Read about its findings here.
An unprecedented new privacy measure.
How a vaccine clinic scandal in Philadelphia shows the need for better health privacy laws.
Openings provided by iOS and Android security are there for those with the right tools.
You may have never heard of X-Mode, but it could know a lot about you.
A Gizmodo investigation has found that schools in the U.S. are purchasing phone surveillance tools from Cellebrite and companies that offer similar tools just four years after the FBI used it to crack a terrorism suspect's iPhone.
A new report shows the widespread use by law enforcement of tools that circumvent encryption barriers.
New documents show how Venntel, which sells some of its location data to ICE, CBP, and the FBI, obtains the information from ordinary apps.
It’s eerie to watch