privacySecurityZoom is a big privacy headache. Here’s how you can lock it downBy Chris Stokel-WalkerSecurityThe UK could slow the spread of coronavirus using your phoneBy K.G. OrphanidesSecurityWhat is GDPR? The summary guide to GDPR compliance in the UKBy Matt BurgessIdeasWhy Don’t We Just Ban Targeted Advertising?By Gilad EdelmanBusinessHow Surveillance Could Save Lives Amid a Public Health CrisisBy Sidney FussellSecurityThe Best and Worst Browsers for Privacy, RankedBy Dan Goodin, Ars TechnicaCultureFacial recognition is in London. So how should we regulate it?By Elise ThomasSecurityThe EARN IT Act Is a Sneak Attack on EncryptionBy Lily Hay NewmanIdeasIs This the End of Oversharing?By Collier MeyersonSecurityChina is using coronavirus to boost its dystopian social credit systemBy AnonymousCultureCan a Single Text Really Be Defamatory? (Yup)By Zak JasonSecurityThese smart tweaks make browsing in Chrome (almost) privateBy Alex Lee, WIRED UK SecurityAndroid 11 is copying some of Apple's best privacy featuresBy Chris Stokel-WalkerSecurityWhy Europe's GDPR magic will never work in the USBy Neil Richards and Woodrow HartzogBusinessThe Broadband Industry Is Suing Maine Over a Web Privacy LawBy Jon Brodkin, Ars TechnicaSecurityThese clever tweaks make browsing in Safari more privateBy Sanjana VargheseSecurityChina's Hacking Spree Will Have a Decades-Long FalloutBy Garrett M. GraffSecurityCan the Government Buy Its Way Around the Fourth Amendment?By Gilad EdelmanSecurityThese simple security keys will stop you being hackedBy Matt BurgessSecurityYour data is valuable. You should decide who can access itBy Greg WilliamsSecurityThis year privacy-first tech will (slowly) start going mainstreamBy Sarah DrinkwaterSecurityThis Identity Activist Wants to Make Facebook ObsoleteBy Molly Schwartz, Wired UK SecurityYou really need to lock down your Trello boards... right nowBy Chris Stokel-WalkerSecurityThe Fractured Future of Browser PrivacyBy Lily Hay NewmanMore Stories
