Governments around the world demand more and more data on Facebook users, but the US leads by far
'Over to you', as European Commission tells the US to sort out the Safe Harbour data sharing agreement
Latest Firefox provides web surfers with a more private browsing experience with Tracking Protection
Not a hack! “Technical difficulties" blamed for exposing customer details to other website users
Fallout begins after court ruled data sharing with America is invalid, as Ireland kicks-off investigation
“Protect our data” demand consumers, as the ICO watchdog receives record number of complaints
Many NHS-accredited health apps have poor privacy standards and don't secure customer data, study finds
Potential world of hurt for Facebook and others after AG says data sharing deal with US is invalid
Legal expert to offer his opinion on whether EU Safe Habour data sharing agreement is binding
Redmond's Cloud data sovereignty fight with the US government continues, as the two sides return to court
British newsagent denies data breach after customer information is reportedly emailed to its entire mailing list
Electronic Frontier Foundation and co create stronger “Do Not Track” (DNT) standard, but will advertisers care?
Where has the trust gone? Businesses no longer trusted when it comes to handling people's personal data
Tit for tat argument continues as Belgian Privacy Watchdog sharply criticises Facebook and its privacy controls
Embattled Facebook admits it tracks non-users, but dismisses report findings from Belgian privacy watchdog
A closely-watched data privacy lawsuit against Facebook has been filed in an Austrian court today
Communications metadata can now be accessed by Australian government without need of a search warrant
Google warns US government it will fight proposals to allow “remote access” to every computer and device
Google agrees to alter its UK privacy policy after escaping a fine by Information Commissioner
Microsoft updates its Office Document Inspector to stop users leaking personal data when sharing documents
The FBI proposes "rules of engagement" change to allow it to hack into any computer in the world
Google faces more drama in Italy after its regulator handed out a deadline to reform its data use policies
President Obama aims to allow European citizens to sue the United States over the misuse of their personal data
Legislation to curb the snooping activities of the NSA passes US vote, but this result pleases no one
Snapchat reprimanded by US regulator and faces 20 years of scrutiny for deceiving its users
The Microsoft Azure platform becomes the first solution to meet the EU's stringent privacy requirements
Facebook has been slapped with a lawsuit over allegations it scans the private messages of users
German software giant SAP rejects calls for a unified European software company to challenge the US after NSA spying scandal
Lord McNally wants lightweight privacy rules instead of the EU's proposed tough Regulation
Exclusive: US officials try to alter and delay EU data privacy reform, sources tell TechWeekEurope, but Commission stands firm