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Meta gives you some control over what your glasses collect and store. You just have to know where to look.

The lawsuit, filed by the state of New Mexico, started because of the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Credit: Finn Gomez / Staff / News

Some of the best features on your phone are the ones that work quietly in the background. However, there’s a fine line between making your life easier and making decisions on your behalf, and Google’s approach to automatically verifying phone numbers on Android raises questions about which side of that line it’s on. We recently…

Flock’s founder and CEO Garrett Langley doesn’t think the risks of introducing surveillance technology at scale outweigh the rewards.

Flock CEO Garrett Langley said that his company has not ended any contracts with its customers over abuse of its products.

Digital privacy concerns push users to demand more control over their devices. Open-source Android applications offer a real alternative, sidestepping intrusive ads and opaque data practices. These apps cut through the digital noise, delivering genuine ad-free operation and critical offline capabilities that turn your device into a personal sanctuary where data isn’t tracked or sold.…

If you’re looking for a document editor that doesn’tuse artificial intelligence, LibreOffice may be just the software for you.

Apple Inc.(NASDAQ:AAPL) dominated the week’s technology headlines, with developments spanning artificial intelligence, iPhones, wearable computing and internal operations.

Flock, whose cameras scan license plates across the country, continues to draw public anger, and now Senator Bernie Sanders wants the federal government out of the business altogether.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has used his veto authority to send a bill passed by the state’s legislature back to lawmakers, which would have made it unlawful to secretly record people with wearable recording devices.