Privacy

Jordan officials use products from Israeli company to violate activists privacy, rights - report

The Citizen Lab states that the use of Cellebrite's tool "likely violates international human rights law."

An engineer shows devices and explains the technology developed by the Israeli firm Cellebrite's technology on November 9, 2016
Smart TV TCL.

Caution: How to prevent your smart TV from tracking you

Gal Ringel, Gal Golan, Kobi Nissan

Israeli breakthrough: Tech giant acquires MineOS’s privacy app

A view of the new Gordonia Zichron Yaakov.

Zichron Yaakov’s new Gordonia hotel offers deluxe rooms, pools, and panoramic views - review


Coronavirus outbreak raises concerns over privacy violations

On Monday Israel announced that all those entering the country from abroad would be required to spend 14 days in home isolation and follow the guidelines it set out.

A paramedic wearing a protective suit stands near a special polling station set up by Israel's election committee so Israelis under home-quarantine, such as those who have recently travelled back to Israel from coronavirus hot spots, can vote in Israel's national election, in Ashkelon, Israel March

State issues toothless warning to political parties about abusing privacy

Statement lacks concrete updates, penalties

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaking at the Knesset, February 2020.

Planning Your Privacy: How to Prepare For The Unexpected

When you focus too much on specific attacks rather than considering the totality of your individual or organization’s data protection, privacy, network security, and process requirements


Rami Levi mobile officials suspected of privacy invasion for personal gain

The system that records communication data was meant to be used strictly for the purpose of fraud prevention. Rami Levy officials used it to spy on employees and reporters.

Different types of 4G, 5G and data radio relay antennas for mobile phone networks are pictured on a relay mast operated by Vodafone in Berlin, Germany April 8, 2019.

Is Google eavesdropping? A Belgium news report says yes

"Okay Google. May I hit my wife?"

Google

Parashat Balak: The challenge of privacy

We live in a generation that has left us almost completely exposed, and therefore we must learn the limits of suitable exposure.

‘IN THE Israelites’ camp, the tent doors did not face each other so that each family could have privacy.’

VPN and Tor: How to be Safe Online

In the post-Snowden world, it’s painfully apparent that espionage is a very real threat to everyone. It is known by a nicer name now—surveillance—but espionage it is.


Privacy expert: GDPR provides opportunity for Israeli hi-tech

The figures published by multinational law firm DLA Piper last week show that many organizations have heeded the new breach notification regulations.

Prof. Patrick Van Eecke, partner and global co-chair of DLA Piper's privacy, data protection and security practice

Nearly half of teens accept social media requests from strangers

Finding comes in report to mark International Data Privacy Day.

A man uses a smartphone in New York City, in this picture taken November 6, 2013