You are more than a data point. The Opt Out is here to help you take your privacy back. IN THE LAST DECADE, direct-to-consumer genetic tests like those from Ancestry.com and 23andMe have become ubiquitous in the US. These services cater to Americans looking for distant relatives, a missing piece of their history, or insight into their […]
Only you and the open road, right? Cars made in recent years have been equipped with mics, cameras and sensors that collect data on every trip.
Go through your hard drives and clouds and just delete a bunch of your files. It’ll organize your storage and help you stay private online.
Home surveillance cameras may be providing you with a false sense of security, while letting others a peek into your private space.
Protecting your privacy shouldn’t have to mean leaving the internet behind. But if that’s what you decided to do, what would it look like?
AI development is moving quickly, and concerns about privacy are growing. Keep these issues on your mind as AI grows and improves.
Our online lives pose new ethical challenges to living in a society. These 10 rules can help navigate them more easily.
A lot of kids don’t have access to social media but through sharenting, their data still makes it out there.
Pretty much every website now asks if you want to accept or reject cookies. But what exactly does that mean? Use these tips to stay informed and private.
The results are in: most people’s passwords are horrible. But yours don’t have to be. Take control of your security now; thank us later.
