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Grindr Will Now Stop Sharing HIV Status Of Users After The Practice Was Exposed

Grindr faced backlash from its users after a research firm discovered that the app was sharing their HIV status data to third-party companies. Grindr defended the practice, but it was clearly at fault in protecting the privacy of its users.

by Aaron Mamiit

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Here's How To Check What Facebook Knows About You
by John Diente
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Apologizes For Data Scandal With Full-Page Newspaper Ads But Admits Something Scary
by Aaron Mamiit
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It Just Got Worse: Facebook Has Been Collecting Phone Call, Messaging Data From Android Users
by Carl Velasco
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Smart TVs Are Vulnerable To Hackers And Collect Too Much Data, Consumer Reports Says
by Aaron Mamiit
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After Widespread Outcry, OnePlus Pledges To Let Users Opt Out Of Data Collection
by Carl Velasco
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Google DeepMind Medical Trial Violated UK Privacy Law
by Ted Ranosa
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Comcast Clears The Air Over Sale Of Customers' Browsing History
by Anu Passary
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Pornhub, YouPorn Promise Increased Internet Security Amid Congress Privacy Protection Repeal
by Carl Velasco
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Congress Repeals Internet Privacy Rules: ISPs Can Now Sell Your Data Without User Permission
by Carl Velasco
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Sex Toy Company Settles Lawsuit For $3.75 Million Over Tracking Usage Of ‘Smart’ Vibrators
by Carl Velasco
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World Wide Web Inventor Tim Berners-Lee: To Save The Web, These Three Things Must Be Changed
by Carl Velasco
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Amazon Hands Over Alexa Recordings To The Police After 'OK' From Murder Suspect
by Carl Velasco

Data Privacy

Grindr Will Now Stop Sharing HIV Status Of Users After The Practice Was Exposed

Here's How To Check What Facebook Knows About You

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Apologizes For Data Scandal With Full-Page Newspaper Ads But Admits Something Scary

It Just Got Worse: Facebook Has Been Collecting Phone Call, Messaging Data From Android Users

Smart TVs Are Vulnerable To Hackers And Collect Too Much Data, Consumer Reports Says

After Widespread Outcry, OnePlus Pledges To Let Users Opt Out Of Data Collection

Google DeepMind Medical Trial Violated UK Privacy Law

Comcast Clears The Air Over Sale Of Customers' Browsing History

Pornhub, YouPorn Promise Increased Internet Security Amid Congress Privacy Protection Repeal

Congress Repeals Internet Privacy Rules: ISPs Can Now Sell Your Data Without User Permission

Sex Toy Company Settles Lawsuit For $3.75 Million Over Tracking Usage Of ‘Smart’ Vibrators

World Wide Web Inventor Tim Berners-Lee: To Save The Web, These Three Things Must Be Changed

Amazon Hands Over Alexa Recordings To The Police After 'OK' From Murder Suspect

Apple Hopes $100 Million Investment Proposal Could Convince Indonesia to Stop iPhone 16 Ban

'GTA v' Is Available to Download for Free if You're a PS Plus Subscriber, Back Again After Pullout

PayPal Down: Users Complain They Can't Log In, No Means to Access Money but Outage Now Fixed

Apple Pay Under Fire, CFPB Puts Mobile Wallet Giant on Watchlist

Tesla Supercharger V4 Upgrade Coming Next Year, Offering 500kW for EVs, 1.2MW for Semi