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If you don’t like being tracked, you should reconsider membership in the National Rifle Association. The NRA has compiled a massive database about its members and gun owners in general. The NRA has not revealed the purpose for the database ...

US and British authorities have launched what amounts to a war on reporters who dare to reveal the facts about agencies like the NSA. The main target is The Guardian, the British newspaper that has published many stories based on ...

August 29, 2013 Does Google know who you are even if you’re using a different computer? Are retailers tracking which products you look at on their shelves? Can a laser tell if you’ve drunk coffee today? Learn the answers to ...

CVS customers can sign away their privacy and receive $5 store credit as a reward. The CVS ExtraCare Pharmacy & Health Rewards programs offers customers the chance to earn $5 worth of store credit for every 10 filled prescriptions – ...

Google might just be a bigger threat to your privacy than the surveillance programs operated by the National Security Agency. Recent news articles show that the online giant, which operates the world’s most popular search engine, has little regard for ...

Average Americans are becoming more and like the characters in a spy movie; they are being tracked all the time. Law enforcement agencies, local governments, intelligence agencies, phone companies, banks, Internet companies, and many others are trying to track us. ...

When he was a U.S. senator, Barack Obama supported placing tight restrictions on the surveillance operations intelligence agencies like the National Security Agency (NSA) can conduct against average Americans. The proposals Senator Obama backed are similar to ones President Obama ...

WASHINGTON – If you don’t want your home searched by members of the Joint Terrorism Task Force, don’t conduct an Internet search for “pressure cookers” and “backpacks.” That may be oversimplifying it, but a blog post Thursday by a national ...

For the first time since 9/11, Americans are more concerned about the government invading their privacy than they are about terrorism. That’s according to a new poll by the Pew Research Center, which conducted the survey in light of revelations ...

There’s a whole industry of companies that make software, malware, and other products designed to help the government violate your privacy by hacking your computer or smart phone. PC World reported that the market for such surveillance tools was $5 ...