Although Fog’s sale of location data to state and local law enforcement is new, this shady business practice of commodifying our data is not.

The bank has been escalating a legal attack they've put in place over reader comments that were appended to a series of stories.

If and when sellers are forced to start hitting bids - as their liquidity buffers evaporate - we will see a historic buying frenzy...

Li-ion batteries are “pretty unique fire hazards,” said a spokesperson for the National Fire Protection Association.

Collusion between Big Digital and the state can no longer be credibly denied nor can coordination among social media sites and Google.

PJM's request to reduce power comes as the grid manager is trying to prevent a Stage 3 emergency, which would result in rolling blackouts.

The list is a bit troubling. At the very least, some of these techniques are playing out before our eyes.

“Smart appliances” are popular – despite cybersecurity risks, privacy threats, and other issues associated with them, including fires.

This is what happens when the state strays from the true purpose of the law.

In a video, the owner said battery issues began on Friday when his Tesla wouldn't warm up so it could charge.

The year with did have a significant victory in the fight against tech-enabled abuse with the Safe Connections Act...

It’s easy to get preoccupied with the big flashy things the government does, but sometimes it’s the small mundane things that really hurt.

By 21st Century Wire New revelations are coming out regarding the FBI’s role in leaning on Twitter to expedite illegal censorship operations. Under former CEO...

It can also generate ideas on its own - including business plans, Christmas gift suggestions, vacation ideas, and advice...

It’s important to understand the ways that the workplace presents unique challenges in the arenas of surveillance and privacy.

Now telecom behemoth Verizon is taking responsibility for not following FCC rules in some locations.

Luckily, no one was seriously injured in evacuation of JetBlue flight at JFK ... but it certainly got people's attention.

Republican leadership celebrated this monstrosity because it spends $858 billion on warfare while “only” spending $772.5 billion on welfare.

The settlement would only amount to "two or three dollars" per person if each affected individual submits a claim.

Of course, no fight stays won. Robot companies still want to make money. Police still want to send robots and drones to do their work.

The war mongers are doing everything they can to see that another world war is ignited.