One of the critical trends of 2018 set to impact businesses is the steady erosion of the ‘public’ and ‘personal’, influencing the ways in which organisations collect and manage data, according to new research.
The UK data watchdog has ‘huge concerns’ over Uber’s hack cover-up,which was revealed over the weekend.
Vodafone has launched its first Internet of Things devices, as the mobile network operator looks to expand into hardware.
The vast majority of people (85%) would still consider using a site or service that had been involved in a data breach, according to new research.
Google has launched a new mobile payment service for Android devices that aims to simplify the transaction process, called “Pay With Google”.
Uber’s app has soared to first place within the App Store Travel category, according to data from Hitwise, indicating London passengers are still keen to use the firm’s services despite having its license stopped in the city.
Julian Saunders, founder of data management and GDPR compliance solution PORT.im, discusses how GDPR is great news for marketers
Last month Kaspersky set up a unique social experiment – looking at exactly what price people put on their personal mobile phone data in the modern day.
With the announcement of the new Alexa powered devices from Amazon, and the upcoming Google hardwire event on the 4th October, new research by MoneySuperMarket reveals that the British public is far from ready to embrace smart home technology.
Transport for London has ruled that it will not renew taxi app Uber’s private hire licence after concluding it is “not fit and proper”.