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A lawsuit has been filed against the federal government over the recently disclosed practice of accessing the phone records of Verizon land line and mobile customers.
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The journalist who exposed classified U.S. surveillance programs leaked by an American defense contractor said Tuesday that there will be more 'significant revelations' to come from the documents.
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Police in New Jersey might be allowed to search cellphones without a warrant after a motor vehicle crash.
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A Bucks County man has been arrested and charged for allegedly peeping at women in tanning booths.
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State Attorney General Kathleen Kane is preparing to announce her office's review of a contract to hire a British firm to manage the $3.5B Pa. Lottery.
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Click play to watch John Rawlins' report from Action News
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Cheyney University is warning students about a mistake that put their private information in the hands of other students.
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John Travolta says privacy laws should shield celebrities from the kind of exposure suffered by Kate Middleton.
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Click play to watch Kenneth Moton's report from Action News at 6:00 p.m.
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An employee at a Chester County oral surgery practice has been charged with making secret video recordings of female co-workers undressing.
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A disaster preparedness exercise to ensure California's child support system could be run remotely went smoothly, except for one casualty: the names, Social Security numbers and other private records of about 800,000 adults and children.
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Is a year's worth of web-browsing information worth $25 to you?
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The federal government's plan to expand computer security protections into critical parts of private industry is raising concerns that the move will threaten Americans' civil liberties.
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In an anonymous industrial park in Virginia, in an unassuming brick building, the CIA is following tweets - up to 5 million a day.
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OnStar changing its policies after privacy issues were raised over keeping former customers connected and collecting data.
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Michaels Stores Inc. says the PIN pads at stores in 20 states were tampered with, potentially exposing customer's credit and debit card information.
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The latest Facebook privacy fiasco shows that the world's largest online social hub is having a hard time putting this thorny issue behind it.
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Facebook's users are a lucrative target for Internet criminals looking to steal passwords and more. To combat malicious attacks, phishing scams and spam, the online social network is rolling out new security.
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Click play to watch Walter Perez's report
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