Apps Geared Towards Women Are Giving Facebook Very Intimate Information

Medicine & Technology Sep 12, 2019

At least two menstruation-tracking apps were sharing details of users' sexual health with Facebook.

AVG Admitted To Selling Consumers’ Non-Personal Data

Sep 21, 2015

AVG had changed the way privacy policies are done.

Uber's Controversial ETA Sharing Feature Now Available For 48-Hours Only

Sep 09, 2015

Has Uber finally fixed the issue?

Facebook Comments on Class Action Lawsuit—Are They Going Through Your Messages?

Dec 24, 2014

After more than a year of legal fees and litigation, Facebook has finally seen the course of what their class action lawsuit will entail for them, and now they’re commenting back. Now you might view Facebook as the protectors of your dirty little secrets, or even the social media source connecting you to your friends worldwide, but a new class-action lawsuit the company faces alleges that Facebook employs have been scanning users’ messages for information—and your messages may have been hacked too.

Facebook Faces Federal Court After Accusations of Reading Users’ Messages

Dec 24, 2014

Ever been in breach of your user policies? Well if you have, you’ll know that judges don’t take too kindly to infringing on other people’s privacy—worse yet, it could amount to millions of dollars in restitution. And while they may seem like the protectors of all our dirty little secrets, leaked through to the internet, it turns out that FACEBOOK INC. is facing a class-action lawsuit of their own, accusing them of scanning users’ messages.