Privacy

Wounded Warrior flags are not welcome in parts of Palm Coast, Florida. Residents can fly Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and sports team flags, as...

When you use smartphone apps such as Angry Birds you might be sharing your data and your location with the National Security Agency and its British counterpart,...

Image source: Mashable.com A bipartisan bill in a Northwest state could severely hinder the actions of the National Security Agency (NSA), and if it spreads to...

Image source: LIBN.com Online privacy is becoming an increasing concern for not only folks worried about NSA government snooping, but for those who enjoy social networking...

If you use Gmail, you may soon be receiving email messages from people you may not even know and who don’t have your email address. That’s...

Vehicle tracking systems in new cars could soon become a reality, with the federal government requiring it and then potentially using the technology to tax and...

State drivers’ licenses are slowly turning into national ID cards by a little known federal law called the REAL ID Act. The idea behind the law...

Privacy advocates and concerned citizens don’t just have to worry about the National Security Agency (NSA) anymore. Local police are increasingly tracking and gathering data from...

A lot of Americans are making the job of identity thieves easier by disclosing their Social Security numbers whenever they’re asked. But privacy experts say there’s...

A federal judge handed civil liberties groups a landmark victory Monday, issuing an injunction against the National Security Agency’s phone surveillance program in a scathing ruling...