If you’re using any of these six popular browser extensions, guess what – they’re selling your data

Imagine that, something else taking our data.

PSA: That face app everyone is using is sending all your photos to a company in Russia

Well, kinda.

Facebook and Google know exactly what porn you watch – even if you use incognito mode

Because of course they do... 🤦‍♂️

Sprint has been hacked leaking an unknown amount of customer data to hackers

Just lovely...

PSA: Go update your Logitech Unifying Receivers like, right now

They're still being shipped with a major vulnerability.

Facebook is adding more transparency into why you see certain ads on its site

A step in the right direction, for sure.

Apple is now pushing out a silent Mac update to fix this whole Zoom debacle

Good, we can finally shut up about this now.

Google uses independent contractors to transcribe Google Assistant queries

Honestly, I'm not surprised.

Zoom released a fix for its embarrassing Mac cam security flaw

Good to see Zoom finally doing something about it.

A new partnership brings a person-detection mode to the awesome Wyze smart cameras

Oh, this is nice.

A nasty Zoom security flaw lets any website turn on your Mac’s camera without you ever knowing

Yikes.

The hacker who crippled gaming services is being sentenced to 27 months in the slammer

DerpTroll is now PerpTroll, amirite?

Superhuman, an email startup, has been spying on you as part of its business model

SaaS now stands for Spying-as-a-Service.

Amazon is totally saving your Alexa recordings, but you can delete them – here’s how

Big oof.

Facebook finally removed some pages that had been spreading malware since at least 2014

If it can't detect this, what hope do we have of Facebook policing hate speech?

Another Florida city has agreed to pay a massive ransom to hackers

This is like a Neil Breen movie come to life.

It is ridiculously easy to send fake threats through the emergency alert system

Everything is terrible.

Hold your shock, the NSA has been collecting even more call records than they told us

*surprised Pikachu face*

Faulty audio surveillance systems with “aggression detectors” are being sold to schools

What Orwellian nightmare is this?

Hackers have stolen years worth of phone records in a “massive espionage campaign”

It's bad, but it sounds so friggin' cool.