Why Celebrity Phone Hacks Matter to You When a celebrity’s phone gets hacked, it makes headlines. But behind the drama is a brutal reality: the same techniques used against Jennifer Lawrence, Scarlett Johansson, Paris Hilton, or even Jeff Bezos can be used against you. Mobile devices have become the primary gateway for cybercrime. One analysis […]
For years, people have joked about how their phones “mysteriously” show ads for things they only talked about—not typed, not searched, just talked. You mention buying sneakers to a friend, and boom—Nike ads everywhere. Coincidence? Or is your phone listening to you? As a data privacy expert, I’ve reviewed countless cases, audits, and user reports. […]
Most people have 60–90 apps on their phone, but only use about 9 per day and 30 per month. That means over 60% of the apps on a typical phone sit unused—still tracking, syncing, and quietly collecting data in the background. Buildfire+2Simublade+2 At the same time, research shows that 7 in 10 smartphone apps share […]
A Simple Click, a Massive Risk You open your phone and see a new friend request from someone you don’t recognize. Their profile looks normal — maybe they even have mutual friends. Without thinking much, you click “Accept.” What happens next might surprise you. That single tap could open the door to hackers, scammers, or […]
The rollout of 5G technology — the fifth generation of mobile networks — promises lightning-fast internet, ultra-low latency, and massive connectivity. But while it fuels innovation in AI, IoT, and smart cities, it also raises a crucial question: how does 5G affect data privacy in the United States? As millions of devices connect seamlessly across […]
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