Tag: Privacy

A recent investigation into bid-rigging at public foreclosures raises an interesting question: Should citizens have a right to presumed privacy in public places? The...

The illusion of privacy is quickly breaking down with a recent revelation that hackers only need your phone number in order to listen in...

Just weeks ago, 11.5 million confidential documents were leaked. Now known as the Panama Papers, these documents revealed how public officials and even heads...

Advertisements that pop up on your computer screen are not random. Every time you go online, marketers monitor and track the websites you search,...

Celebrities live their lives in the public eye, but that doesn’t mean that they no longer have a right to privacy. Yesterday, a Florida...

There’s a fine line that separates safety and freedom, and it’s a line our government dances along on a daily basis. Sometimes it threatens...