Proposed law could take us back to the dark days

?Smartphones can help the effort to contain the coronavirus, but do we have to let Big Brother look over our shoulder?

From China to Singapore to Israel, governments have ordered electronic monitoring of their citizens' movements in an effort to limit contagion.

Microsoft filed a lawsuit Thursday against the U.S. government over indefinite gag orders that prevent it from speaking about law enforcement request for data.

Many Kenyan workers who like to work and "Facebook" at the same time would be in a lot of trouble if what has happened in Europe happens here.

I have always believed that every news or TV clip making the cut to be aired has been judiciously vetted and judged fit for the listening and viewing audience.

Hackers could use the Facebook search facility to steal the identities of millions of British people, an online security expert has claimed.

Kenyan renters are living in crowded houses, forcing them to lose their privacy.

If you catch your innocent five-year old playing adult games with her young friend, the solution is not to spank her,

Proposed i Tax system assumes all taxpayers are savvy enough to upload returns online, and makes no promises on privacy

There is a far and wide difference between reading worthy articles about ‘corporate espionage’ as a rising trend, and being the dolt who gets to have your phone tapped, your meetings monitored and even your social life investigated: as many senior Kenyans are now finding in some of our fiercest, most competitive sectors.

The Sun has become the first British newspaper to publish the photos of a naked Prince Harry taken in Las Vegas.

Web giant Google have been given a £14.4 million fine by the US government. It's the biggest fine the US Federal Trade Commission has ever given to one company.