privacy

A new study claims New Yorkers are more likely to win Powerball, which is great news ahead of tonight's record jackpot.

It's always fun to take photos, post updates and share parts of yourself with those you interact with on the internet.

Ever notice that once you search something online, or even creepier, talk about something with a friend, it shows up on Facebook? You're not alone and now, Facebook announced a way to clear that history.

BE CAREFUL! Everything from your Instagram account is going to be sold and used without your permission...or is it?

This CNY resident may have been victimized by the same type of scam making headlines with the current FaceApp story.

FaceApp seems harmless, but could be another lurking online danger.

Your mother may have given you dating advice while you were in high school, and you probably laughed at her and blew off what she had to say (I know that I did).

Mark Zuckerberg was in front of Congress today answering questions about Facebook and privacy. Should I be worried about my data?

Talking to Tanya and Holly today, I learned they were unaware that their iPhones could be giving out personal information without them knowing it.  iPhones, as well as other smartphones and even GPS-enabled digital cameras, embed location information in pictures taken with the GPS on.  This can be a useful and fun feature when the pictures are from famous places and locations, but what if the pict