Internet service providers sue Maine over privacy law

The law, which passed last year and is set to take effect in July, requires companies to get opt-in consent from customers before their data can be shared.

Portland schools, city continue work on body camera negotiations

The police chief stressed a desire to start using the cameras right away at a board meeting in November, but school officials say there is no firm timeline for working out an agreement governing the rules for their use.

Your smartphone selfies could tell stalkers where you live

In a recent incident, a man stalking a Japanese pop star found out where she lives using her social media photos and Google Street View.

Zuckerberg invites regulators to help Facebook protect elections

In a discussion at Harvard Law School, the Facebook CEO invited regulators to set industrywide privacy standards and take a harder line with foreign interference in elections.

Lawmakers move to pass nation’s strictest internet privacy law

The Maine House follows the Senate in supporting a bill that would prohibit internet service providers from selling customers' data without their consent.

Alexa has been eavesdropping on you this whole time

A columnist listened to four years of his Alexa archive, and discovered Amazon tracks us in more ways than we might want.

Bill would curb data selling by Maine internet service providers

Lawmakers are scheduled to take up a measure Tuesday that would require Maine internet service providers to obtain consent before sharing customer data with a third party.

'Decentralized Surveillance:' Home items are getting smarter and creepier

It's time to try something different on Internet privacy

'Decentralized Surveillance:' Home items are getting smarter and creepier