Consumers who value their privacy can limit what they post on Facebook and adjust settings on sites such as Instagram. But internet service providers (ISPs) have the best vantage point on what co ...

Internet sites almost universally do not allow individuals access to their own personal information. Such flaws in voluntary policies would be addressed in a statute.

After you have completed your discussion, explain to students that they will survey 5-10 of their peers to determine their awareness and knowledge of Internet privacy policies.

American consumers fundamentally misunderstand how Internet companies use their personal information, according to a new survey that concludes tougher federal privacy laws are needed. The study ...

They think that internet companies should not be allowed to “ manipulate and coerce consumers into giving up their privacy. ” ...

With the machinery of legislation revving up, Sumir Meghani writes that policymakers, privacy advocates and technologists all risk missing the real point in the battle over Internet privacy.

The Internet marketing industry wants to head off those efforts and insists it just needs more time to establish meaningful privacy controls.

Should your online privacy depend on whether you’ve paid your Internet provider a little extra this month? That’s one of the key policy questions concerning the future of the Web. And this ...

President Trump signed legislation Monday night that repeals the Federal Communications Commission's privacy protections for Internet users, rolling back a landmark policy from the Obama era.