Search engines are moving far beyond the early days of showing just a list of websites that might answer your questions.
Give your online privacy a major boost by taking five minutes to adjust a few settings in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge or Brave.
Easier and speedier to use than typical VPNs, these lightweight privacy boosts are handy to have around.
The legislation would affect how some of the biggest tech companies do business.
But privacy advocates aren't sold on Google's Topics interface, which replaces the ill-fated FLOC and is designed to judiciously reveal your interests to advertisers.
Everything you should know about Brave, the Google Chrome rival that keeps your data from prying eyes.
DuckDuckGo can better protect your privacy and personal data while searching the web. We'll show you how to make it your default search engine.
Two cutting-edge technologies that promise to revolutionize entire fields may be on a collision course.
The company doesn't know the identities of people using its new Zoom competitor.
Enhanced cookie clearing is designed to wipe out all tracking traces that websites, advertisers and others leave on your computer.
It takes time to fix privacy problems without hurting ad-dependent websites, the search giant says.
About 32 million people now use Brave's ad-blocking browser each month.
