The automaker must now obtain express consent before collecting or sharing driver data.

The personal information of more than 41,000 Department of Homeland Security employees was exposed by a hacker group.

The new feeds, similar to those used on TikTok, are rolling out worldwide.

Tech workers have become increasingly vocal when their employers’ business deals clash with their values.

AI is finding new holes in the infrastructure of the internet. Is anyone around to patch them?

An Apple Music easter egg lets you experience the nostalgic sound and scroll of the gadget’s click wheel.

A series of judgments and settlements don’t seem to be slowing Meta’s provocative privacy practices.

Americans are mostly negative on AI and oppose new data centers near them, another poll shows.

NPR reports that TikTok staff raised the alarm on youth bypassing age restrictions as well as being sexually exploited on the platform.

The No Kings Coalition says that even after the account was visible again, they couldn’t access it for hours.

Bluetooth-scanning apps like Zuckoff can tell you when a pair of smart glasses is nearby. Whether the glasses are recording is another question.

Programming issues and software updates have been blamed for delays in getting hundreds of thousands of people registered to vote.

The TV network that airs the show says a backup system failed, but the raw material still exists.

Changes for tools including Google Messages, screen sharing and call forwarding are all aimed at countering mobile fraud.

The leaker group is threatening to post the game’s full storyline ahead of its Nov. 19 release.