Privacy

Apple has begun issuing payments from its $95M Siri privacy settlement after claims the voice assistant recorded conversations without consent.

You're being watched right now. We were warned this was coming and now it's all but inevitable. Mass surveillance of Illinois by artificial intelligence is imminent if not already here.

This proves that when it comes to your digital identity, you can never be too careful. Brand new data shows that all of a sudden, identity theft in Illinois is skyrocketing.

There really should be some kind of outrage about this. A tipster has revealed that the government is spying on you in Missouri and they believe it's totally legal. Oh, and there's really nothing you can do about it either. Good news all around.

You would think that it's no big deal to take a picture of a person, but you'd be wrong and that's especially true in Missouri where there are specific scenarios that could get you into real trouble.

If you and/or your children have an iPhone or any Apple device that they use in public, you need to know about a recent update that police are warning Missouri parents about that could compromise their safety.

It's no secret there are automated red light ticket cameras in Hannibal, Missouri and there's been talk of them being installed in St. Louis. Would you drive differently in the big city if there was an eye in the sky watching you?

If you're a Verizon Wireless customer, you might want to look into your privacy settings today.

In the interests of full disclosure, I'll happily confess to not being a Facebook user. Sure, we use it at the radio station to share things like this with you, but as far as personal use goes, I'm really just not interested.

Unless you don't mind everyone knowing this about you.