Here Are The 12 Things You Should Delete From Your Facebook Page Immediately
Stay on the safe side.
Stay on the safe side.
Privacy is dead.
Time to leave the country.
Who is your secret stalker?
Don’t download this if you want to keep your personal details safe.
Big Brother is watching you.
You’re being watched.
We’re officially living in an episode of ‘Black Mirror’.
Privacy is dead.
When you just absolutely have to have sex that very moment.
Brazzers has been exposed.
Dodgy dealings.
If these kids are the future, the future is doomed.
Trust the cameras to spot your worst moment and broadcast it to the world.
Even sex toys aren’t safe from hackers.
How serious are Apple about protecting your privacy? This serious.
And you’ve probably already given them permission to do it.
‘It’s not about something to hide. It’s about something to lose.’
David Cameron is behind it, obviously.
You probably didn’t check those terms and conditions close enough.
In a world coated in an ever growing layer of data, the legal system is struggling to keep up. But is it OK to start hashing together privacy laws in a rush?
Floyd Mayweather lives in his own little bubble and that’s the way he likes it.
We were just like this kid and we turned out fine. What’s the problem?
Facebook’s latest app permissions request has been rubbing users up the wrong way again.
South Park is back tonight after a one year hiatus for the start of its 17th season, in an episode which sees Cartman infiltrate the NSA.
Facehawk takes your entire Facebook timelines – including all photographs and status updates ever – and makes an interactive music video for you to enjoy. It’s meant to be a statement on privacy laws but we just think it’s cool.
A drunk woman’s phone leaves her for a man, goes on holiday, flirts with her friends and sends multiple digital postcards of how much fun it’s having without her. Burn.