Mental health apps for teens — what sorts of privacy protections are there?

Mental health apps are meant to be a safe space for all that use them, including teens — but are they?

Dialogues And Debates: Privacy, Still, Not Included — A June 2 Virtual Panel

We talk Mozilla's *Privacy Not Included guide, this time about mental health apps

Amazon: Effectively vetting third party vendors means requiring privacy policies

Much like vendors selling products that contain toxic lead levels, are choking hazards, or even have documented safety flaws, Amazon vendors selling low-quality internet-connected devices may knowingly be listing products with security vulnerabilities.

Zoom is Making Privacy and Security a Luxury

Poll: As Video Call App Usage Rises, So Does Anxiety About Privacy

Research: A Feminist Approach to Right to Privacy and Data Protection

Dating Apps And Your User Privacy — What To Keep In Mind

Your dating apps may know more about you than you realize. Here’s what you need to know about Tinder, Hinge and more.

46 Gadgets Slapped with *Privacy Not Included Warning Labels in Mozilla’s Annual Holiday Shopping Guide

Mozilla researchers reviewed 151 connected products — from smart speakers to exercise bikes — to determine if they protect consumers’ privacy and security

Creepy.exe: Mozilla Urges Public to Swipe Left on Romantic AI Chatbots Due to Major Privacy Red Flags

Researchers slap *Privacy Not Included warning labels on every AI chatbot they reviewed for 2024 Valentine’s Day buyer’s guide

Internet Advocates Call on ISPs to Commit to Basic User Privacy Protections

Mozilla, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and the Internet Society call on AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon to commit to limiting data collection and retention, and ensure transparency around how data is stored and used — including data sharing with business partners and affiliates for non-operational purposes.