In its fifth annual "Who Has Your Back" report, the Electronic Frontier Foundation found nine of 24 companies excel in protecting privacy by requiring warrants, publishing transparency reports and adhering to other best practices.
Reddit will officially switch to an HTTPS starting this month, joining companies like Netflix, Bing and others who will be transitioning to encrypted connections.
Lawmakers proposed "Protecting Individuals from Mass Aerial Surveillance Act" on Wednesday to require federal authorities to obtain warrants to conduct aerial surveillance.
The federal government are scrambling to answer questions about the recent OPM breaches, including how it was detected, what can be done to mitigate future risks and how to best retaliate.
