If you have ever filled out a job application, handed over your Social Security number for a background check or trusted an organization with information about your family, pay attention

You know that awful feeling when you reach for your phone, and it is suddenly nowhere to be found. Maybe you left it at a restaurant. Maybe it slipped between

Retailers and the companies working behind the scenes can collect information about where you are, what you search for, what you buy and how you behave online. The FTC says

If you bought one of Apple’s AI-ready iPhones because you expected the smarter Siri Apple had been talking about, check when you purchased it. You could have some money coming

A T-shirt has always been able to tell you something about the person wearing it. Maybe it shows a favorite band, sports team or funny message. Now, it can potentially

AI assistants are moving deeper into the browsers we use every day. They can summarize a webpage, explain what you are looking at and, in some cases, take action on

If you pay for ChatGPT, an email saying there is a problem with your subscription could easily get your attention. Maybe your card expired. Maybe the payment failed. Either way,

New tools, longstanding partnerships and additional resources could be the keys to bolster the defense industrial base. The War Department is diversifying its inventory by working with startups and playing

Most people think identity theft means someone gets into a bank account or starts charging things to a credit card you already use. But there is another kind of identity

Your next food delivery could start moving before you even place the order. Flytrex is rolling out a system in Dallas-Fort Worth that sends drones to restaurant rooftops ahead of