Data privacy concerns keeping you awake? We look at what data apps are really collecting, what they're doing with it, and which apps keep your data private.

Mobile pay apps more convenient than credit cards, but Venmo, Square Cash and others share personal data with third parties. Comfortable with that?

The majority of apps running on Android and iOS smartphones report personal data to third-party tracking companies like Google, Facebook or Crashlytics ...

Many of us don't give a second thought to privacy concerns when we're using an app on our smartphones. Perhaps it's time to start, because a huge percentage of mobile apps are sharing your data ...

Google is apparently working on better integrating Android with iOS and macOS. Quick Share is to be used for this.

Instagram shares more personal data than any other App Store app, a new study has revealed. Secure cloud storage firm pCloud looked at the new Apple privacy labels featured in the App Store ...

Lack of transparency and regulation around data sharing practices of health-related apps is putting users' privacy at considerable risk, a new analysis in BMJ warns. The researchers looked at 24 ...

That mental health app might share your data without telling you ‘Do I trust the person who made the app, and do I understand where this data is going?’ ...