It seems Facebook are not he only company who handle customer data recklessly as a new hacks reveals a wealth of data stored on the car, completely unencrypted.

Is it possible that Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg have turned over a new leaf. Well, judge for yourself on whether his new comments will mean a genuine change in approach or simply just mere lip service.

Google may be finally starting to take user privacy a little more seriously if details of their next Android OS are anything to go by.

Google+ has always been the joke of social networks; the one that people point and laugh at when discussing the number of people who log in every day. This, however, is no laughing matter. The Wall street Journal revealed that Google+ suffered a data breach that exposed the details of hundreds of thousands of users (yes, there were actually more …

In a bid to reduce the harmful mining of personal data, Mozilla has rolled out an extension that will contain your Facebook sessions to a more secure, non-leaking tab.

Ever wanted to install a security camera, but worried that the robot overlords are watching your every move? Well, now there is one that has the decency to respect your privacy in your own home.

Bose Wirelss headphones and speakers have been caught sending listening habits to data mining companies.

How much is privacy of your calls worth to you? $200 and your self worth if this product is anything to go by.