Recent Articles About Online Privacy

Location Sharing Survey: 62% of Americans Share Locations, Many Regret It

All About Cookies surveyed U.S. adults to learn how many share their location with others, why they do so, if they’ve caught anyone lying about their location, and more.

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Digital Footprints: 6 in 10 Americans Have Something Online They Don’t Want Others to Find [Survey]

All About Cookies surveyed people to find out how many are uncomfortable with others finding their digital footprint, the personal data they want to keep most private, how they feel about government monitoring of digital footprints, and more.

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Is Incogni Worth It in 2025? What Our Testing Reveals

Is Incogni the best choice for data removal in 2025? Our hands-on review breaks down the value behind the subscription and lets you know when Incogni is worth it.

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How To Get a Fake Email Address — And Why You Should

Learn how to protect your privacy by masking your real email address.

Secure Email Communication Magnified for Data Protection

The Safest Email Providers in 2025

No one wants their email address leaked in a data breach or their info used for unwanted marketing. These email services will ensure your content remains yours.

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FastPeopleSearch Removal: How to Delete Your Personal Info and Protect Your Identity

Whether you want to opt out once or make your privacy permanent, here’s how to get your information off FastPeopleSearch.

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How to Change Privacy Settings on X (Formerly Twitter): View Sensitive Content Automatically

X automatically provides sensitive content warnings, but you can change these settings in a few steps. Here's how to enable or disable NSFW content on your smartphone or desktop.

Misusing Company Tech: Study Reveals Alarming Trends in Workplace Tech Habits

All About Cookies surveyed 1,000 employees about their company-issued tech habits to understand how many were misusing their company devices, and how.

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Why Digital Privacy and Security Experts Are Concerned About the Take It Down Act

TIDA criminalizes the online distribution of nonconsensual intimate imagery, including AI deepfakes. Here’s why the new law poses concerns for digital rights groups and others.

AI and Work Statistics: AI Adoption On the Rise Among Workers, Job Seekers

All About Cookies surveyed 1,000 U.S. adults to find out how many have incorporated artificial intelligence into their current jobs, searches for new jobs, and more.

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How To Protect Yourself From Government Spying in 2025

It’s not a conspiracy theory — the U.S. government does conduct mass surveillance of its citizens. Learn how to tell if you’re being spied on and how to protect your data privacy.

TSA and Border Agents Can Search Your Phone, But What Are Your Rights?

Concerned about your digital privacy when entering the U.S.? With increased device searches, it’s important to know your rights before agreeing to or refusing a search.