Firefox 151 isn't just another point release. Mozilla's latest browser update brings substantial privacy wins, quietly bolstering defenses against trackers and snoops.
Forget Google Glass's awkward debut. Today's smart glasses are sleek, powerful surveillance tools, and they're about to change how we interact with the world—and how our data is harvested.
The Happiest Place on Earth is getting a technological upgrade, but not everyone's smiling. Disneyland's new face recognition option raises serious questions about privacy in our increasingly surveilled world.
Thirteen years. That's how long it's taken for the NSA's former top civilian, Chris Inglis, to admit what everyone already knew: they screwed up. And now, he's got thoughts.
The digital world last week wasn't just about new tech; it was about old tricks amplified and Big Tech's baffling inaction. Medical data surfaced, fake apps bloomed, and scams persisted, all under the watchful (and seemingly indifferent) eyes of platform giants.