Privacy

The company’s business model isn’t changing — it’s still collecting your info for ads.

It’s not about keeping you safe from Facebook’s data-hoovering efforts. It’s about competing with other messaging platforms.

A bug in Apple’s FaceTime, news of which filled social media channels and tech news sites this week, could have allowed a caller to listen to the audio from an iPhone she or he is calling, even before the person at the other end of the line had accepted or rejected the call. Apple is […]

They might be recording a lot more than who's at the front door.

Privacy features could take center stage at this year's show.

Short answer: probably not.

Tech companies are trying to figure out how to make it easier to move your data.

"People talk a big game here when it comes to privacy, but they don't actually do very much," one venture capitalist says.