Your internet-connected TV has Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) features that track what you watch. Here’s how to disable it, along with smart privacy advice from security experts.

The investigation found that much of the footage captured by Meta’s smart glasses, of which more than seven million pairs have reportedly been sold, is reviewed by contracted workers at a Kenya-based ...

On a cracked two-lane road on the eastern edge of San Diego County, James Cordero eased his Jeep onto the shoulder after ...

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A 1.98-square-micrometer QR code, etched into ceramic thin film and verified by Guinness, showcases a new approach to ...

Read over those Terms of Service again.

Investigative reports reveal Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses are streaming intimate bedroom footage and bank details to offshore ...

Huawei’s latest flagship foldable, the Mate X7, is finally here. It comes almost exactly a year after the Mate X6 was announced, and it’s a beast in a lot of areas. Unfortunately, due to the US ban on ...

The era of conspicuous surveillance is ending. Today, the camera watching you isn't mounted on a ceiling; it is resting on the bridge of a stranger’s nose. As smart glasses, most notably the Meta ...