Privacy

Read This Before You Let Your Car Insurance Track Your Driving For Cheaper Rates

Many companies offer smart driving programs in exchange for a potentially more affordable premium. Here's what to know before you do it.
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Is It Healthy For Couples To Share Their Location? Here's What Therapists Say

Therapists reveal whether location-sharing helps or hurts a relationship.
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These People Are Hiding Whom They're Actually Voting For From Their Spouses And Family

"If I told my wife I voted for him, she would resent me."
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Libertarian Cato Institute Sues DOJ Over Records Of Warrantless Surveillance Audits

Congress voted to extend the controversial FISA program in April, but privacy advocates wonder if data they say was withheld would have stopped its renewal.
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4 Mistakes Parents Make When Posting Their Kids' First-Day-Of-School Photos

You can make the privacy risks much worse, depending on what you share online.
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PSA: Don't Be Like JD Vance And Leave Your Venmo Public

Here's how to change the default privacy settings on the payment app.
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Tom Sandoval Says He’s Not Suing Ariana Madix After All [UPDATE]

The former "Vanderpump Rules" couple made headlines last year when, as cameras were rolling, Madix found evidence of Sandoval's infidelity on his phone.
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Senate Passes Renewal Of Controversial Surveillance Law

Civil liberties and privacy advocates said the renewal did not do enough to protect Americans from being spied upon.
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House Passes Surveillance Law Revamp Without Warrant Requirement Privacy Advocates Wanted

After a week of wrangling, the bill will go to the Senate with a shorter renewal period than originally sought.
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Small Band Of Republicans Stall Surveillance Law Revamp In House; Eyes Turn To Senate

As an April 19 deadline approaches, it's increasingly likely the existing law will be extended.
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