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Apple reveals latest government data demand figures
The company said it will soon start reporting app takedowns from its app stores.
How EU's new data privacy regulations tamed the big tech giants
Europe's new privacy regulations are already a success, whether you like it or not.
Your logo and branded vulnerability aren't helping: How to disclose better
We are going to change the way business and marketing leaders interact with researchers and analysts, and raise the bar for ethics. We are going to empower researchers and analysts to advocate business and marketing leaders for better practices.
Ad fraud is out of control -- billions lost by media industry, says a new report
Advertising fraud is hitting new highs -- enabling multi-billion dollar crimes, claims a report from a leading ad researcher.
After landmark EU reform, Apple makes it easier for users to access stored data
New data and privacy tools for Apple users go live ahead of strict GDPR privacy regulations.
Survey: How much personal information are you willing to share for shopping discounts?
ZDNet's sister site, Tech Pro Research, is doing a survey to find out what technologies make for easier shopping, and how much data people will give up for the sake of convenience.
GDPR security pack: Policies to protect data and achieve compliance
One of the key requirements of the newly enacted GDPR is a demonstrated effort to enforce security measures that safeguard customer data. This bundle includes six policies you can customize and implement...
Facebook and Qualcomm to test integrated Terragraph solutions in urban areas
It is hoped Facebook's Terragraph system will help tackle network congestion through the use of unlicensed spectrum.
PassProtect tells you if your password has been pwned
The right time to tell me my password has been exposed is before I use it; this extension can help.
Technology that changed us: The 1970s, from Pong to Apollo
In this 50-year retrospective, we're not just looking at technology year by year, we're looking at technologies that had an impact on us, paved the way for the future, and changed us, in ways good and bad.
Google, Facebook hit with serious GDPR complaints: Others will be soon
Facebook nemesis Max Schrems is behind the first challenges to US giants under new European data privacy law.
