...is.” Straightforward. We find they’re very skeptical when people make privacy claims. Some companies think the answer to privacy concern is more time talking about privacy and promising users privacy....

...take on how attitudes toward privacy are changing, the cost of privacy loss among the youngest generation and the responsibility of brands in today’s online privacy debate. In a world...

...which living publicly is the expectation, and coming up with ways to reclaim some privacy without giving up the benefits of social media. A graduate of Princeton University, Bosker is...

...legislation for baseline privacy protections because they want to even out the playing field. We’re the only Western nation without a baseline comprehensive privacy law. We have laws for health...

...tech brands took pains to emphasize their privacy credentials. From Qualcomm to Byton cars to Samsung, data privacy was heroized as a key pillar of new initiatives. Snips took home...

With privacy a defining theme over the past year, Dictionary.com has named “privacy” as word of the year (an accompanying infographic spotlights the year’s privacy-related news). Last week we featured...

Get ready for the ever-shifting line between public and private to move again. The expansion of Google Glass—the Internet-connected, video-capable glasses—into a public trial has re-inflamed a debate about privacy...

...that ultimately, control of their online privacy is out of their hands, thanks to tag-happy, share-happy friends and changing terms of service and privacy controls. As this chart shows, a...

...managing a new notion of privacy. People are coming to realize that ultimate control of their online privacy is out of their hands, even if they diligently tweak privacy settings....

...privacy, introspection, and solitude.” -A TechCrunch writer argues that the biggest threat to privacy is not online but in the physical world. –The New York Times spotlights the rise of...