Privacy

You don't need to feed YouTube's recommendation algorithms any longer.

The short answer is "maybe," but you don't need to stop using Zoom.

The search giant is rolling out three new tools to improve your privacy in Search.

Your iPhone is not eavesdropping on your conversations to sell you things. It’s actually much worse.

Maybe it's time to embrace iCloud Keychain as your one and only password manager.

Art really imitates life with Streamberry and Netflix alike.

Google almost certainly owes you money for violating your privacy.

Some emails have hidden read receipts—here's how to stop them from tracking you.

Meta is still rolling out default end-to-end encryption to Messenger, but here's how to enable it now.

Boost your online privacy by scrubbing your IRL location from realty sites

Not even your home videos are exempt from YouTube's Content ID checks.

Twitter is reportedly making plans to sell your location data, too.

Every site you interact with is hungry for your personal data—but you can take steps to limit what they take.

Worried someone is snooping through your phone? Look for the evidence they've left behind.

You can stop creepy Android app trackers in their place with DuckDuckGo.

DuckDuckGo's new web browser brings some killer privacy features to the Mac.

Samsung's latest update to its privacy policy is a bit creepy.

Whether you're looking for clout or fleeting fame, knock it off.

DuckDuckGo's feature creates burner email addresses whenever a company asks you for yours.

Your phone is broadcasting your exact location to apps that don't need it.