privacy

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Society Facebook Gave Netflix, Spotify & More Access To Users' Private Messages: Report Mark Zuckerberg is becoming more of a supervillain by the day. By Brynjar Chapman December 19, 2018
Music Cardi Blasts "Psychotic Fans" & The Media: Why She Hired Private Investigators Listen to her rant about the perils of fame. By Zaynab October 17, 2018
Entertainment Facebook Files Patent For Tech That Can Predict Users' Locations Yikes. By Brynjar Chapman December 11, 2018
Music Usher's Taking Serious Precautions To Keep Divorce Private After Safety Concerns: Report Usher doesn't want the media in on his divorce. By Chantilly Post January 07, 2019
Entertainment Amazon's Alexa Still Keeps Your Voice Files After You Delete Them The digital voice assistant keeps your recorded conversations. By Aida C. July 07, 2019
Original Content 10 Essential Chris Brown Tracks 10 essentials from one of the defining pop and R&B voices of this generation, Chris Brown. By Devon Jefferson July 16, 2017
Society Uber & Lyft Driver Caught Livestreaming His Passengers On Twitch Both companies have deactivated the driver's account on their respective apps. By Zaynab July 23, 2018
Entertainment Ben Simmons Is Annoyed With The Paparazzi Amid Kendall Jenner Relationship Simmons isn't feeling it. By Karlton Jahmal August 17, 2018
Music Otis Rush, Influential Chicago Blues Guitarist, Passes Away At 84 Otis Rush's legacy precedes him. By Devin Ch September 30, 2018
Pop Culture Mark Zuckerberg Reportedly Paid An Executive To Blow Dry His Armpits According to an anecdote from the upcoming book, "Facebook: The Inside Story," Mark Zuckerberg once hired someone to blow dry his armpits. By Cole Blake February 22, 2020
Music Chris Brown Announces "Privacy" Project, New Music Next Week Brown says the upcoming project is "mixed and mastered." By Trevor Smith March 19, 2017
News Privacy Group Requests FTC Investigation On Jay-Z's "Magna Carta" App An advocacy group known as EPIC is calling for an investigation on Jay-Z and Samsung's "Magna Carta" app, which they believe is overly invasive of users' privacy. By Trevor Smith July 16, 2013