privacy

- News Privacy Group Requests FTC Investigation On Jay-Z's "Magna Carta" App An advocacy group known as EPIC is calling for an investigation on Jay-Z and Samsung's "Magna Carta" app, which they believe is overly invasive of users' privacy.ByTrevor SmithJuly 16, 2013766 Views
- Music Cardi B On Pregnancy Rumors: "People Just Gotta Tune In A Little Bit On My Album""You cannot invade my privacy. I'm not a damn animal at the zoo."ByAlex ZidelApril 05, 20185.6K Views
- Entertainment Selena Gomez' Email Hacker Could Face 9 Years In Prison Selena Gomez gets proper vindication in her fight for Internet privacy.ByDevin ChJuly 13, 20188.8K Views
- Music Chris Brown Announces "Privacy" Project, New Music Next Week Brown says the upcoming project is "mixed and mastered."ByTrevor SmithMarch 19, 201715.7K Views
- Tech Twitter Plans To Implement New Feature That Will Limit Who Can Reply To Your Tweets No more reply guys!ByLynn S.January 12, 20201441 Views
- Society You Can Now Download All The Data Apple Has Been Collecting About You Apple is choosing to be transparent. ByKarlton JahmalMay 24, 20183.8K Views
- Entertainment Facebook Files Patent For Tech That Can Predict Users' Locations Yikes. ByBrynjar ChapmanDecember 11, 2018894 Views
- Music Chance The Rapper Finally Lets The World See His Daughter Kensli Chance The Rapper introduces the world to his daughter Kensli.ByhnhhJanuary 01, 201774.3K Views
- Society Uber & Lyft Driver Caught Livestreaming His Passengers On Twitch Both companies have deactivated the driver's account on their respective apps.ByZaynabJuly 23, 20182.4K Views
- Pop Culture Mark Zuckerberg Reportedly Paid An Executive To Blow Dry His Armpits According to an anecdote from the upcoming book, "Facebook: The Inside Story," Mark Zuckerberg once hired someone to blow dry his armpits. ByCole BlakeFebruary 22, 20204.0K Views
- Music Otis Rush, Influential Chicago Blues Guitarist, Passes Away At 84 Otis Rush's legacy precedes him.ByDevin ChSeptember 30, 20181226 Views
- Crime FTC Alleges Twitter Violates User Privacy, Fines $150M Twitter let advertisers use private data without users' knowledge, says the Federal Trade Commission.ByRex ProvostMay 28, 20221219 Views