All news on the topic: Privacy

Police say that CCTV videos hacked from a maternity hospital in India have been sold on Telegram, raising serious questions about privacy and security in a country where such cameras are widespread.

A third of UK employers are using “bossware” technology to track workers’ activity, with the most common methods including monitoring emails and web browsing.

A U.S. jury has awarded $2.5 million to a couple after a pathologist posted graphic videos on Instagram showing their deceased newborn’s body without their consent.

A new investigation has cast a long shadow over Telegram’s claims of privacy and independence.

The technical infrastructure that underpins Telegram is controlled by a man whose companies have collaborated with Russian intelligence services.

Permanent facial recognition cameras are coming to London, despite campaigners warning the move is the first step towards ‘a dystopian nightmare’.

A far-right MAGA influencer has alleged that she has secretly given birth to Tesla and SpaceX billionaire Elon Musk’s 13th child in a post on his X social media app.

Move to use shared posts follows information commissioner concerns and sets collision course with EU over privacy

Firms such as Serco and Virgin Active pull facial recognition and fingerprint scan systems used to monitor staff attendance

The legal warning posted outside the front entrance to the house in Bedminster, Bristol warns cold callers of a £25,000 “minimum penalty”, and there's also a huge wooden barrier to the front door

London Mayor's Office is currently under investigation as data of "around 400 people" has been shared online in a breach of privacy - something one victim called "chilling"

As people spend more time in their gardens as the weather is warmer, there are certain rules that you should not break, because otherwise, you could face a massive fine

While Hannah Smethurst, 22, was queuing for her flight, she received a 'creepy' text from an unknown number - who turned out to be a staff member hired by Etihad Airways that checked her in

Researchers at NC State University have warned of "significant privacy concerns" with popular fitness app Strava.

iPhone users can use friends and family location-tracking capabilities on devices but there are plenty of wicked ways unwanted parties can track you too

If you downloaded a game to play through Facebook years ago, chances are the app is still connected to your account and still able to access some of your current data

Gee Green, from West Yorkshire, only received the alert after taking her phone off flight mode, by which point she had been tracked for hours across Dublin and 'all the way over the Irish Sea'