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Google's claim that it doesn't come under British jurisdiction needs to be challenged, test lawsuit claims.

A Stanford University student has uncovered a new way for advertisers to potentially track our web activity.

It's a move that would make sense - why rely on third-party ad tools when Google could make its very own to track you?

Tutorial Stop unwanted intrusion from companies and government agencies monitoring your online life.

The Federal Trade Commission threw the book at Google after charging it misrepresented its ad tracking cookie practices in Apple's Safari.

Google is set to pay around $22.5 million (£14.5m) for working around Safari's security settings to track users.

Apple has started rejecting apps that access iPhone and iPad Unique Device Identifier (UDIDs) amid ongoing app privacy concerns.

Updated Microsoft says it has discovered evidence that Google is bypassing security settings in Internet Explorer in order to track users' movements.

Is this the way the cookie crumbled?

Google is adding a 'reject all' button to its cookie consent pop-up.