It’s not a violation of her Fifth Amendment rights, the court said, because it’s a “foregone conclusion” that she knows her phone passcode.

Rick Osterloh says he discloses smart speaker use when someone enters his home, and the products should probably do so themselves.

There’s a risk that someone might get hold of a device and unlock it by holding the screen to the face of its sleeping or unconscious owner.

The fingerprint reader on Samsung’s flagship S10 and Note10 smartphones can be spoofed with a $3 screen protector.

US CEOs who lie about misusing consumers’ data could face up to 20 years in prison under a new piece of legislation proposed last week.

Which sort of company is most likely to contact you via SMS? Why, your mobile phone provider, of course!

SophosLabs has discovered 15 apps on Google Play that install without icons as a ploy to keep themselves on the user’s device.

The Darknet server running the site, “Welcome to Video”, and the website’s convicted admin were tracked down by a global police force.

A special episode dedicated to social media culture!

IT workers have been storing files on their computers’ hard drives. One councilman’s alleged response: “That can’t be right? That’s real?”