Page 3 - Privacy

Facebook, Tesla want to read your mind: here's why you should be worried

If mind-reading devices become the normal way to interact with computers, we may end up with little choice but to use them in order to keep up with more productive colleagues

In charts: Why privacy for internet users in urban India is so important

The survey was conducted among a sample size of 1,520 users across 15 Indian cities. Some of the findings of the survey are quite interesting in this context

EC demand for more power in IT law panned by industry, civil society

The proposed changes include asking companies to notify users about their privacy policies at least once every month

Children should not have to sacrifice their privacy for education

Laws offer students very little protection against the wiles of the technology industry

If privacy is dead, some argue people should sell their own data

Facebook could distribute digital tokens to its 2.2 billion users in return for the intimate information used by advertisers on the social network every day

Aadhaar's Orwellian threat

The discussion on India begins with a fascinating analysis of how the Constituent Assembly debated including privacy as a fundamental right

Opposite view

Right to privacy must be preserved

Can customs and border officials search your phone? Know your rights

The Fourth Amendment protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures

Controversial report sparks app privacy debate in Indonesia

Bukalapak and OLX were worst in terms of how many tracker requests they sent to users', reports Tech in Asia