A used CPU becomes a paper trail, a punishment, and a preview of computing’s next privacy fight.

The New Statesman is reporting that a White House security official expects the UK to use the backdoor it wants to build into ...

Von der Leyen posted about privacy, safety, and security for children. The law behind the post needs everyone’s age checked.

The US government has told a federal appeals court that data collected by Flock Safety cameras is not protected by the Fourth Amendment, because being watched on the road is "a reality of modern life" ...

It’s not like they don’t have form – every time there’s trouble on the streets of France, it seems that someone reaches for ...

It's not every day you see three of the world's biggest tech companies - Meta, TikTok, and X - in the same courtroom, on the ...

The lower instance federal courts are making their rulings regarding license plate readers (LPRs) – and they are so far coming in contradictory. The latest is from a federal judge in Oklahoma who has ...

The story is not really that Ofcom is worried about disappearing posts. It is that Britain’s online speech regulator now ...

In modern Britain, four officers, one teenager, and a rabbit-eared Photoshop job that somehow became a police matter.

Carli Michelle Heller of Bonita Springs, Florida, has been arrested for allegedly threatening to "shoot up" the Lee County ...

Google is going to bat for its users, for once. The giant has decided to challenge a Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department ...

Members How a US Federal Drug Program Built a National Surveillance Network. The constitutional question changes once a city’s modest camera network joins everyone else’s.