'Do you think that it’s possible that the president’s conversations with international leaders are in the FISA database?'

'The story here that the plaintiffs will tell is that Google knew something here and hid it. That by itself is enough to make the lawyers salivate.'

'Twitter users were quick to point to Facebook's privacy fallacies and what they saw as the company's impudence in asking people to trust it with a camera.'

“The narrative that some companies will try to get you to believe is: ‘I’ve got to take all of your data to make my service better. Well, don’t believe them.”

Company officials do not know the identity or the origin of the attackers, nor have they fully assessed the scope of the attack or if particular users were targeted.

Zuckerberg told Congress to trust him. This latest hack doesn't inspire confidence ....

'We think nothing of visiting Facebook and Instagram 10 times a day, but we feel like we don’t have enough time to take basic safety steps for our online identity.'

After being accused of leaking the letter that set this whole thing rolling, the California senator denied either she or her staff released it.

Users of the iTunes Store recently were prompted to agree to new terms of service that established 'trust scores' to individual Apple devices.

'For a company that prides itself on prioritizing user privacy and security, this delayed response is extremely disconcerting.'