Cellphones
Cellphone Tracking Means They Can Hear You Now
Suitcase-size systems mimic cellphone towers and follow your every move.
Can Ignorance Protect Your Privacy?
A ruling against warrantless tracking assumes that people don't know how cellphones work.
Useful New Product Threatens Older Company's Market Share; Judge Issues Sales Ban
The continuing saga of the Typo Keyboard Case.
Mass. Legislature Passes Ban on Upskirt Photos
Day after court ruled current laws against voyeurism didn't cover it
Police Justify Concealing Surveillance Tools from Courts with Non-Disclosure Agreements
That's not how it works, guys
California "Kill Switch" Proposal Goes Federal, Still a Bad Idea
Businesses and consumers will come up with the best solutions
Democrat Senators Introduce Bill to Mandate Cellphone "Kill Switches"
For lost or stolen phones, they say
CA Bill Would Mandate "Kill Switch" For Smartphones, Tablets
For when they're stolen, of course
Angry Birds Creator: Website Hacked in Wake of Reports of US and UK Spying
Latest reporting on the Edward Snowden revelations suggests that the NSA and GCHQ take personal information from apps
Canadian Teen Sexter Guilty of Child Porn Possession
Lawyer representing the 16-year-old girl says he will challenge the verdict
Sprint Cancels Early Update Program After Just Four Months
Now trying to get you to link your account to friends instead
AT&T Introduces 'Sponsored Data' to Allow Businesses to Pay Costs to Provide Content
Tool to deal with costs incurred by streaming content, for example
Apple Says It Hasn't Worked with NSA to Provide IPhone Access
Says it has no knowledge of "backdoor" program
Initial IPhone Orders Through China Mobile Underwhelming
China Mobile not getting the same response as other carriers
US Home Electricity Use Declines for Third Year
Energy efficiency plus handheld gadgets seeing increasing use
Calif. Mulls Mandatory Kill Switches for Smart Phones
Pushed by law enforcement officials to discourage theft
