Apple is advising iPhone users to stop using Google's Chrome due to privacy concerns related to tracking cookies, which monitor online acti...

Apple has issued a warning to iPhone users, advising them to stop using Google Chrome due to privacy concerns, media reports said. A new vi...

Smartphones can track your location using various signals, raising privacy concerns. Experts advise turning off location tracking when not ...

Apple had long fiercely protected the App Store as the lone gateway for digital content to get onto its popular mobile devices. The change ...

The early results come after the EU's sweeping Digital Markets Act, which aims to remove unfair competition, took effect on March 7, forcin...

EU browser companies experience user surge after tech giants comply with EU legislation, impacting various browser companies. The growth fo...

Google will roll out the Privacy Sandbox testing version for limited android users aiming to control the tracking of users data.

Responding to the report, Meta acknowledged that the Facebook app monitors browser activity, but denied it was illegally collecting user da...

Here’s a quick guide for Android and iOS settings.

Apple’s iOS 15 and Google’s Android 12 operating systems beefed up their privacy controls this year to give you more warnings — and options...

Google recently outlined plans to disable a tracking technology in its Chrome web browser. And Facebook said last month that hundreds of it...

TRAI plans to regulate all entities dealing with consumer data by bringing them under licence conditions.

IPhone users suing Google over data-collection claims may be seeking as much as $4.3 billion, the search giant said in a court filing.

From the free apps that you install on your phone to websites that track your every move, there's a lot of data at stake.

Thanks to Snowden, encryption has never been as easy as it is now.

Google Inc is close to paying $22.5 million to settle charges that it bypassed the privacy settings of customers using Apple's Safari brows...

Using its DoubleClick ad network, Google has been dodging a privacy setting in Safari, the primary Web browser on the iPhone and iPad.