It isn’t new, all the tech giants do it, and your privacy’s intact – unless you’re dealing in illegal imagery with telltale hashing.

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Google’s controversial voice Assistant is getting a series of new commands designed to work like privacy-centric ‘undo’ buttons.

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This could signal a renewed war between Apple and law enforcement over breaking encryption.

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Google’s Project Zero bug-hunting team has tweaked its 90-day responsible disclosure policy to help improve the quality and adoption of vendor patches.

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Researchers report flaws, vendors issue patches, organisations apply them – and everyone lives happily ever after. Right? Wrong!

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The FTC can fine content creators up to $42,530 per violation – even though they don’t collect, receive, nor have access to kids’ data.

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The DHS has issued three warnings in the last few days encouraging people to be on alert for physical and cyber attacks from Iran.

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Quick-n-sleazy edits are still OK, such as the 75% slowdown that made Nancy Pelosi slur or the edit that turned Joe Biden into a racist.

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A user reported to Google that he was seeing images from other people’s devices.

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US cable and wire manufacturer, Southwire, last week filed a civil suit against Maze’s mysterious makers in Georgia Federal court.

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