spying

Carrier's latest patent details a device that would watch you in your living room and deliver highly personalized advertising.

Bill that once contained a controversial revision is due up for a vote Thursday, though some say what updates remain are too narrow.

Says he won't support revisions that advocates say would have given law enforcement warrantless access to emails, Facebook posts and more.

Global governments and courts are requesting an increasing amount of user data and content removal, according to Google.

Huawei and ZTE argue that they're job creators, but the US says it has new reasons to be concerned.

The US House of Representatives comes out in favor of extending warrantless wiretapping through 2017.

Chinese telecom companies answered lawmakers' questions but do little to ease national security concerns.

Exclusive Street View scare story averted

More than one in four women have used the internet to spy on their partners – with a staggering 28 per cent of the fairer sex checking up on their loved ones online.

Following the fallout earlier this year over BT's deployment of the Phorm online targeted advertising technology, a full investigation has finally been launched by police.