#Privacy

Booking.com confirmed a data breach exposing names, emails, addresses, phone numbers, and booking details. Hackers are already using the data for phishing attacks.

Two ex-Apple engineers built an AI puck that only listens when you press it. At $179, Button is a deliberate bet that dedicated AI hardware beats the Swiss Army knife approach of smartphones.

Two class action lawsuits allege LinkedIn secretly scanned users' browsers to identify installed extensions. Here's what happened, who's behind it, and why it matters.

Granola's AI meeting app claims notes are "private by default," but anyone with a link can view them—and your data trains their AI unless you opt out. Here's what that means.

A surprise leak of Anthropic's Claude Code source code revealed 'Kairos'—a dormant background AI agent designed to act before you even ask. Here's what it means.

P3 Global Intel, which powers anonymous crime tip systems for law enforcement worldwide, suffered a major breach. The implications go far beyond a typical data leak.

The Solana Foundation's new enterprise privacy framework offers four modes of data control — from pseudonymity to zero-knowledge anonymity. Here's what it means for institutional crypto adoption and your portfolio.

Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses sold 8 million units in 2025 alone. Now a black market for disabling their recording indicator lights is thriving—and lawmakers are alarmed about what comes next.

Age verification laws are turning VPNs from a niche privacy tool into everyday infrastructure. What happens when governments decide to shut the door?

FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed the agency purchases Americans' location data from commercial brokers without a warrant. The admission raises urgent questions about the future of the Fourth Amendment.

Discord's rapid U-turn on age verification exposed the hidden world of "age assurance" companies—and the uncomfortable trade-off between protecting kids and protecting everyone's privacy.

Meta-backed Manus launches a desktop app that puts its AI agent directly on your device. As AI agents go local, what does it mean for your privacy, your files, and the battle for your computer?