Apple has long worked to cultivate a reputation for respecting the privacy of its customers and users. To that end, it has often declared that it believes “privacy is a fundamental human right.” In ...

The new Facebook Privacy Page, available to the "majority" of people on the site, was launched as an online resource and interactive discussion forum for users who ...

Apple has redesigned its privacy pages, aiming to better explain what personal data your iOS and macOS devices might be sharing and what they'll keep secret, as discussions around user information ...

Apple has revised its privacy page to focus on the company’s privacy measures for Safari, Maps, Photos, Messages, Siri, News, iCloud, Home, Wallet, Health, the App Store, and the new Sign in with ...

Apple has updated its privacy pages for the fourth year running, continuing to emphasize its focus on user privacy. For the first time, Apple has also released white papers on Safari, Photos, Location ...

The page covers passcodes, Touch ID and Face ID, two-factor authentication, Find My, the alerts that explain the information third-party apps request, using your data and privacy page, advertising, ...

Ugh, I’m making myself feel ill before I’ve even started writing. But here we go, deep breath… I love Apple’s Privacy page on its website. And I hate that ...