How to Find Accounts Linked to Your Phone Number, Email

Buried in accounts for a variety of businesses and websites. Here are some ways to audit and find your accounts by phone or email address.

What is the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)?

The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) is the federal law governing the collection of personal data from children aged 13 years or younger.

Snapchat Employees Spied on Users

According to a new report, multiple employees of Snapchat allegedly abused their access to user data several years ago.

How DNA Testing Companies Are Helping Solve Crimes

Some DNA testing companies cooperate with the FBI in genetic testing on crime scene evidence samples. Here's what this might mean for legal investigations.

Cybersecurity 101: Steps You Can Take To Better Protect Your Data

As data breaches become more common, it's important to know how to better protect your personal data from hackers. Here are some basic cybersecurity steps you can take.

Voter Registration Data: What's In The Public Record?

Election Day is just around the corner, and everywhere you turn, various organizations, committees, and individuals are urging Americans to register to vote.

When you register with your local district as a voter, that information becomes part of the public record. But what exactly can someone see if they request to see your voter registration record? Is it just your name? Your birthdate and home address? Your voting history?

Here’s a look at what does and doesn’t typically become part of the public record when you register to vote.