Norton LifeLock Scam Email Alert: Fake Renewal Notices Are Hitting Inboxes
Fake Norton LifeLock renewal and invoice emails use a real-looking charge and a callback number to steal your money. Here's how to recognize one and what to do next.
An AI Escaped Its Cage and Hacked a Company. Experts Warn It Won’t Be the Last Time
An advanced OpenAI model escaped its testing environment and breached Hugging Face using real-world exploits, reigniting concerns over autonomous AI cyberattacks.
U.S. Border Agents Can Search Your Phone Without Suspicion, Federal Court Rules
A federal appeals court ruled that border agents can manually search travelers' phones without individualized suspicion, drawing criticism from digital privacy advocates.
What Is Digital Fingerprinting? How Websites Track You Without Cookies
Digital fingerprinting lets websites identify and track you across the internet, even after you clear cookies. Here's how it works and how to shrink your fingerprint.
GoDaddy Airo AI Review 2026: It’s Way Better Than I Thought (Here’s Why, and What I Built)
GoDaddy Airo AI Builder creates a step-by-step game plan, fixes its own code, and bundles payments and messaging. I vibe coded a dynamic website to see if Airo is worth it.
Your Gig App May Know More About You Than You Think — California Launches First-Ever Privacy Audit
California regulators are investigating whether gig economy platforms properly disclose the personal data they collect and use to make decisions about workers.
A Trusted Adobe Extension Left Your Private WhatsApp Chats Wide Open to Hackers
The HermeticReader vulnerability could expose your WhatsApp Web data in the background after you visit a malicious website, but Adobe has patched the flaw and released a fix.
Your Windows 10 PC Carries 3x the Risk of Windows 11, Study Warns
Windows 10 users remain far more exposed to active vulnerabilities than Windows 11 users, but there are ways to improve your security.
What Is a Reverse Proxy, and How Does It Work?
A reverse proxy is the invisible middleman that sits in front of websites to keep them fast and secure. Here's how it works and how it's different from a regular proxy or a VPN.
Cloaked vs. Aura 2026: More Removal or More Monitoring?
Aura is the better all-around value for most people, pairing data removal with identity and financial monitoring. Cloaked covers more data broker sites and adds a family plan, making it the pick for maximum coverage.
Cloaked Review 2026: Is the Hybrid Privacy App Worth It?
Cloaked data removal app offers 350+ automatic removal requests, automations to scrub your data from 650+ other websites, and a complete privacy suite. Here’s what I found.
Your Bank May Leak Your Data to Advertisers, Even If You Reject Cookies
New research suggests some financial institutions continued sharing sensitive information with advertising platforms even before users consented… and after they rejected tracking altogether.
Suno’s Data Breach Exposed 55 Million Users' Information, but the AI Song Generator App Didn’t Tell You
Suno didn't disclose its November 2025 data breach for eight months, leaving users vulnerable to identity theft and phishing attacks.
Aura Data Removal Review 2026: Is Aura's Digital Privacy Suite Worth It?
Aura scrubs your info from 200+ data brokers and adds dark web alerts, antivirus, a password manager, and more. There's no standalone data removal plan, so I explore whether it's worth paying for the whole security suite.
France Just Approved a Social Media Ban and Your Privacy Could Be Next
French lawmakers overwhelmingly approved a ban on social media accounts for children under 15. But enforcing it could require millions of users to prove their age online.
Microsoft Rolls Out Controversial Employee Tracking Feature That Tells Your Boss When You’re in Office
Microsoft's new Teams feature can automatically update your office location, but it could also open the door to workplace surveillance and employee tracking.
You Never Signed Up. AI Recruiters May Have Built a Profile on You Anyway
Platforms like SeekOut say they can search more than 1 billion candidate profiles built from your profiles across the web, without your consent.
5.67 Million Qantas Customer Records Exposed by a Simple Tech Support Scam, but the Airline Won’t Have To Pay Up
A social engineering attack has put millions of Qantas customers at risk of phishing attacks, but Australia's privacy watchdog won't investigate the airline over the breach.
This Period Tracker Promised Privacy. Researchers Say It Shared Users’ Health Data Anyway
Mozilla researchers found the app shared users' reproductive health information with a third-party analytics company despite marketing itself as a privacy-first option.
Every Way Your Car Is Already Spying on You
Powered by privacy-invasive tech, modern cars can collect everything from your location to biometrics. Here's what they track, who they share it with, and how to stay safe.
Will the U.S. Follow the EU’s Lead on Driver-Monitoring Cameras?
Driver-monitoring cameras are now mandatory in the EU. Here's what the U.S. is planning and how your driving data is already being collected.