The truth is that, yes, your phone can be tracked. Sometimes, unsavory characters will find ways to hack into your device to see where you're going. Other times, you might have apps on your phone that ...

Do you feel like someone is always watching you and tracking where you are? If you do, then you are probably correct. Apps on your smartphone often include tracking that follows what you do and where ...

You can stop Google from tracking your Android device by disabling Google's "Location History" option, or by disabling specific apps. Google tracks your Android's location at all times by default, and ...

Location data tracking is prevalent in the tech world to ubiquity, so learning how to control that — in case you need or prefer to — on an Android phone or tablet is important. Now, the reasons that ...

Apple's iOS 14.5 was supposed to let users take back control over their data, or so the narrative goes, by preventing apps from tracking their every move. Apple has been banging that privacy drum for ...

LONDON (AP) — Smartphones are useful tools for everyday life, but they’re privy to nearly everything about you, including all the places you’ve been — if you let them. In the sustainable age, how can ...

In recent months, America’s National Security Agency has shown an increasing willingness to share its cyber advice publicly. In April, the agency stepped into the secure messaging debate, ironically ...

Google Chrome is both hugely popular and notorious for its data collections but learning how to stop the search giant’s tracking isn’t necessarily easy. That’s because the world’s most popular browser ...

Much to the chagrin of big tech companies, nobody wants their smartphones to spy on them. By default, however, our mobile devices track our every move—and share that data with other apps and services.

QUESTION: I was shocked to hear you say on your national radio show that my phone is tracking wherever I go. What is the setting called? A: "Frequent locations" is buried deep inside your phone’s ...

A number of Android apps have started asking for a new permission from users called Activity Recognition. The feature allows third-party applications installed on a device access to a user’s physical ...