Avoid These 3 Types of App if You Care About Privacy

Mobile apps have made our lives much easier in many ways, and you don't even have to pay to use most of them. But everything comes with a price. "If something is free, you're the product," as the old adage goes. MUO – Feed
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Delete Your Siri Search History and Protect Your Privacy

Apple doesn’t allow you to view your Siri search history anymore, but that information is still sent back to Apple servers and accessible to developers. Knowing this, you might want to delete your Siri search history to better protect your privacy. Your iPhone’s settings allow you to do that very easily. MUO – Feed
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What Is a Privacy Program and How Can You Make One?

Online interactions are public by default. As you browse, you leave digital footprints that can be tracked or traced. And with cybercriminals looking for opportunities to strike, having a high level of privacy is a must. MUO – Feed
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Zoom to Pay $85 Million in Privacy Lawsuit

Zoom is set to pay $ 85 million to settle the class-action lawsuit that alleged Zoom lied about offering end-to-end encryption. The settlement still has yet to be approved, but once it is, you may be eligible to receive a small payout. Zoom Pays Up for Privacy Issues Zoom's proposed agreement is currently under review
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Audacity Faces Backlash Following Controversial Update to Its Privacy Policy

Some folks joke about how “no one has the time to read through any privacy policy,” but every time you skip past it, you do so at the risk of your own privacy. You never know what data you’re permitting a party to access, save, or share. Audacity has just updated its privacy policy, and
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5 Open Source Alternatives to Social Networks That Preserve Your Privacy

You don’t need to quit social networks if you value privacy. Take back control of your personal data with these open-source alternatives to popular social networks like Instagram, Clubhouse, and Reddit. Social networks hold too much power over us. We upload our personal data to them, but they are the ones in control. They can
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