Apple introduced app privacy labels to help people better understand what data an app may collect, including what data is linked to them or used to track them across the web. When released back in ...

The purpose of the App Store privacy labels is to help users understand what data is collected and how it is used. Developers have updated instructions for filling out the privacy “nutrition labels” ...

The Federal Communications Commission should require broadband providers to disclose their privacy practices -- including whether they share data about subscribers ...

The tech industry has a new trend: adopting “transparency labels” modeled after the iconic Nutrition Facts panel found on food packaging. In 2020, Apple ...

In a big push toward data transparency, Apple will now display a summary of an app's privacy practices before a user downloads it from the App Store. The company began rolling out new labels on Monday ...

The report is part of a push to create a universal opt-out mechanism for consumers using IoT devices The federal recommendation is for privacy disclosures on Monroney labels, the windshield stickers ...

The Federal Communications Commission should require broadband providers to disclose their privacy practices in easily read, standardized formats, advocacy groups are urging. “Simplified privacy ...

A recent survey presented at the 32nd USENIX Security Symposium examines the vulnerability that home smart devices are to cyberattacks and how U.S. consumers are willing to pay extra for those same ...

Smart gadgets collect vast amounts of our personal data through their apps. It's usually unclear why the manufacturers need this information or what they do with it. And I don't just mean smartphones.