It probably doesn't come as a surprise anymore that Facebook is being sued yet again for invasions of privacy. But perhaps its even more frightening that we have started to expect this as ordinary.

Serving up advertisements can be tricky business, and depending on how it is achieved, could land companies in hot water. Such was the case with Google earlier this year over issues with email ...

It’s not as jolly a holiday this year for Facebook, as the social network is facing a class action lawsuit in the US for having scanned users’ private messages without their consent, reports Engadget.

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On taxes and scanning and scanning: Q I and eight co-workers went to lunch at a local restaurant. We asked for separate checks, and they added the 18 percent automatic tip for large groups. But then, ...

The lawsuit claims that Google violates federal and state wiretap laws by scanning Gmail to serve up ads. With 20+ years of experience covering consumer tech and policy, Chloe now leads PCMag's news ...