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The internet goes after Flock CEO's personal information as backlash continues
Being a Flock employee is becoming a liability.
What is a data broker? How you can protect your personal information
Data brokers collect and sell detailed profiles about you. Here's how the industry works and what you can do to protect your information.
How people are fighting back against Flock cameras
Everyday people have dug up contracts, questioned data access, and persuaded some towns to cancel their Flock deals.
Massachusetts state police ordered to make surveillance camera locations public
The state must hand over millions of license plate reader records to the ACLU.
Florida takes sweeping action against license plate readers as cities drop Flock
Florida’s order comes amid a remarkable wave of Flock cancellations, suspensions, and proposed bans across the country.
Senator launches investigation into Flock's surveillance
Flock's automated license plate readers are facing a backlash that has now spread to Washington, D.C.
Can a vehicle wrap hide your car from Flock cameras?
Flashy patterns fight back against AI detection.
ICE bans agents from using Meta smart glasses, but wants to build its own
Agents have been spotted wearing Meta glasses during raids. Now ICE is telling every employee to take them off.
This map shows how many Flock cameras are in your neighborhood
Want to know where the Flock cameras are? There's a map for that.
FTC lawsuit: Hims & Hers shared customer data with Meta, Snap
The suit claims the telehealth giant misleads customers on privacy and prescription charges.
Samsung’s smart glasses are almost here: Here’s how they’ll work
Samsung's upcoming smart glasses could bring Android XR to everyday wear, but privacy questions remain.
Trump administration to spend $1 billion on new border surveillance system
Officials are planning for thousands of new towers by 2034.
Google comes out against site blocking in the EU
The company is pushing back against the latest legislative attempts to control the internet.
By Phil Clark
Meta Ray-Ban glasses brick the camera if you mess with recording light
Meta is taking action against stealth recording.
Apple’s ‘Hide My Email’ feature is reportedly leaking email addresses
The exploit has reportedly existed for more than a year.
By Matt Binder
House passes KIDS Act, advancing child online safety legislation
The bill cleared the House 267-117 despite major pushback.
SCOTUS: Feds need a warrant to scoop up your phone's location data
The divided Supreme Court ruled that Americans are entitled to privacy protections even if they consent to tech companies tracking their location.
FCC ID mandate plans could kill anonymous burner phones
Public comment closes today.
Fake public Wi-Fi scams threaten World Cup venues
A new survey found that World Cup fans are susceptible to a very specific cybersecurity risk.
By Matt Binder
Using Claude Fable 5 means your data will be collected. It’s not optional.
Anthropic released a 'safe' version of Claude Mythos — and changed its data retention policy for the model, too.
By Matt Binder
WWDC 2026: Everything revealed in 13 minutes
Siri, Apple Intelligence, and a redesigned interface headline Apple’s latest updates.
How sex workers are protecting their digital futures — and yours
From Sheri's Ranch in Nevada to Australia, adult workers are fighting for online safety.
Teenagers are using a $5 Minecraft malware called WeedHack to target and cyberbully victims
Learn how to protect yourself from a new malware campaign targeting young Minecraft players.
By Matt Binder
Amazon faces class action suit over Ring facial recognition feature
At the center of the lawsuit? Familiar Faces, a Ring doorbell feature that scans and identifies people at your door.
By Matt Binder
Krispy Kreme data breach settlement deadline approaches. Claim $75 to $3,500.
You only have a few weeks left.
