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Police can't force you to unlock your phone with your fingerprint or face data
A California judge has ruled that the government's request to seek biometric access to unlock devices 'runs afoul of the Fourth and Fifth Amendments.'
Your apps' default settings don't put your privacy first, so make sure to check them
Default settings never have your bests interests in mind, so check them out!
Apple's Siri privacy blunder proves how valuable audio data is to building an assistant
Listening to your conversations with a digital assistant is a necessary evil. It just needs to be done right with no misdirection and deflection towards the "other guy."
All major U.S. carriers give your real-time location info to third parties
Securus, a service used by law enforcement to track inmate calls, can pinpoint the location of just about any cell phone thanks to the cooperation of U.S. carriers.
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