Still images ran through facial recognition software developed by the U.S.

A growing number of organizations are tracking more of your shopping habits.

Unlike personal checking and savings accounts, business accounts are not protected from hackers.

With Google set to report its earnings, the company is taking some heat about privacy issues.

Facebook is easing up on teens, giving them the ability to have their posts seen by anyone, not just friends.

Hackers have gained access to almost 3 million customer accounts.

A new bill passed in California aims to protect minors from having a permanent record of photos and phrases they might regret.

Worried about NSA surveillance? One option is to operate on an entirely separate network.

More NSA revelations means even more concern about online privacy.

If police want to track your movements using old calls you made on your cellphone, they can get the information from your cellphone company without a warrant.