Privacy news
- Privacy news
AI, and ChatGPT in particular, is having a moment. We examine how AI is trained,
what it could lead to, and how it all affects your privacy.
Email addresses were linked to 200 million Twitter accounts. We explain how you
can recover and protect yourself from the next breach.
Facebook engineers confessed the company doesn’t know where your data is stored
or how it’s used, which means you can't have it all deleted.
Apple’s ad business is growing fast. It tracks you in its apps and uses that
data to sell ads despite its privacy claims.
Between Google, Meta, Apple, and Amazon, Big Tech was fined over $3 billion for
privacy and competition violations.
- Privacy news
Time is running out for Congress to vote on two bills that will create a fairer
internet. Join us in calling for a vote.
TikTok’s in-app browser can monitor your keystrokes. It's one of several iOS
in-app browsers that can spy on everything you do.
- Privacy news
- Proton news
Proton is continuing its bug bounty program with Bug Bounty Switzerland. If
you're a security researcher, we invite you to participate.
- Privacy news
The introduction of the metaverse has serious implications for our privacy. Find
out why and how we can build a metaverse that respects privacy.
The new Proton brings our services together to form a unified privacy ecosystem
of encrypted email, calendar, and drive.
Join Proton, Fight for the Future, DuckDuckGo, and others in calling on US
lawmakers to make the internet a level playing field.