Two years ago few proponents of online privacy, who believe that our privacy is an essential prerequisite of our civil liberties and human rights, gathered together and started discussing the [...]
What is the monetary value of the device and its content? Approximately 41% of the total value of the content on a phone is: photos of family and friends are [...]
On average it is worth $14,000 - according to a research, conducted by the Ponemon Institute, sponsored by Lookout People are addicted to their mobile devices Around 73% of [...]
In times when more than 47 percent of the world’s population uses the Internet, number that is increasing on a monthly basis: 2 out of 3 Americans say access to [...]
Internet monitoring is the act of capturing data as it travels across the internet towards its intended destination. - taken out from Privacy International's explainer. The internet traffic, or all [...]
Before there was the Internet, mainly the Governments and Intelligence Agencies did the spying through: Human Source Intelligence (HUMINT). Sources were gathered in various ways, captured enemies, discontented defense [...]
What is Mass Surveillance? Mass surveillance is the act of complex monitoring and data collection of an entire population or a specific group of that population done at random or [...]
The future of our digital lives is jeopardized by the uncertainty over privacy. The internet may seem pervasive right now, but with advancements in space technology, chip miniaturization, and the [...]
Privacy is a fundamental right, essential to autonomy and the protection of human dignity, serving as the foundation upon which many other human rights are built. - is said in [...]
Your personal data is all about you: you're the subject, the product and the prize. You may think your data is not worth it, but for those who want to market [...]
