privacy
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Entertainment Selena Gomez gets proper vindication in her fight for Internet privacy.
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Pop Culture She expressed that her fans "went a little too far and [her] privacy was invaded" after police were called to her house thanks to prank calls.
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Crime Twitter let advertisers use private data without users' knowledge, says the Federal Trade Commission.
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Music Videos Look for Chris Brown's video for "Privacy" to be coming soon.
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Society Someone at The Onion has an ethical bone to pick.
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Society Apple is choosing to be transparent.
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Karlton Jahmal -
Society Both companies have deactivated the driver's account on their respective apps.
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Society The company has refuted the allegations pinned against them.
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Music Chance The Rapper introduces the world to his daughter Kensli.
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Music The lingo may have been lost on some.
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Society Mark Zuckerberg is becoming more of a supervillain by the day.
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Gram Madonna warned her fans about Instagram's new terms of service which include "cyber-surveillance policies," she says.
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Cole Blake
