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New research around facial recognition technology (FRT) suggests people expect transparency and accountability about how biometric systems are deployed.
A new survey from Proton reveals that concern about children’s online privacy has become the norm, not the exception, as digital identities are formed earlier than ever.
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, smartphone innovation is shifting away from feature overload towards focus, control and intent. Two launches point to a growing counter-movement against mainstream devices designed for constant engagement.
A wave of high-profile cyberattacks is reshaping consumer trust in online retail, with two-thirds (66%) of UK shoppers now re-assessing their digital habits, according to new data from insights agency Opinium.
In this report, we discussed how to earn and retain consumers’ trust via ethical data handling strategies, learning from Indigenous cultures prioritising data consent, transparency and user control.
Meet the innovators safeguarding and cherishing precious digital memories beyond the grave.
New research has shown how consumers' concerns about data privacy and the control of their personal information are growing.
Researchers at New Mexico Tech have combined the bodies of stuffed birds and drones, hinting at groundbreaking opportunities for military spy missions and surveillance.
Consumers thinking about simple and affordable ways to manage their digital privacy can now use Jumbo for free.