Flock Cameras Suspended in Wisconsin County, Data Concerns Cited Jordyn Alger September 11, 2026 A law enforcement agency in Wisconsin is choosing to suspend its Flock cameras. Read More
4.1M Impacted by AdaptHealth Data Breach Jordyn Alger September 10, 2026 AdaptHealth experienced a cyberattack that compromised certain personal information. Read More
9M Images Exposed by Facial Recognition Platform Security Staff August 20, 2026 450.2 gigabytes of data were exposed in a public database with no password protection or encryption. Read More
Breaking Down UK Surveillance Levels: Who Is Most Watched? Jordyn Alger June 1, 2026 Mapping the United Kingdom’s surveillance, including cameras, facial recognition technology and automatic number plate recognition. Read More
The Browser Blind Spot Your Privacy Program Is Missing Gareth Bowker May 1, 2026 Most privacy programs still have one gap in common: the browser. Read More
UK Warns That Sharing Shoplifters' Photos May Violate GDPR Security Staff August 11, 2025 The U.K. data watchdog warns that sharing images of shoplifters online or in store windows may violate their rights under GDPR laws. Read More
61M Records Listed for Sale Online, Allegedly Belong to Verizon Security Staff June 30, 2025 61M Verizon customers may be at risk of having their data sold. Read More
Millions of Android, iPhone Users Could Be Sending Data to China Jordyn Alger June 30, 2025 Apple and Google app stores are offering private browsing apps owned by Chinese companies.Read More
REAL ID Enforcement in Effect — What Does This Mean for Biometric Data Security? Jordyn Alger May 7, 2025 The REAL ID enforcement could have impacts on biometric data security and privacy. Read More
University of Michigan faces lawsuit due hacking and privacy breach Security Staff April 22, 2025 The University of Michigan is facing a class action lawsuit due to the actions of a former football coach, Matt Weiss, who is accused of exposing the private images and videos of thousands of student-athletes.Read More