A shocking investigation reveals state DMVs are making millions by selling your driver's license data. This isn't a data breach—it's perfectly legal. Here's what they're selling, who's buying it, and how you can fight back.
In a landmark 2026 decision, the FTC banned General Motors from selling drivers' location data for five years. This article explores what this ruling means for your privacy, how car companies collect your data, and practical steps to protect yourself in an era of connected vehicles.
California just made history by banning data brokers from reselling health data. This landmark legislation represents the most significant privacy victory in years, but what does it actually mean for your personal information? We break down the real-world implications.
A call center worker's confession reveals how your personal data flows from public records to telemarketers. Learn exactly how this happens and what you can do to protect yourself in 2026.
Discover how to use comprehensive data broker opt-out lists to reclaim your privacy in 2026. This guide walks you through the process, tools, and strategies to remove your information from hundreds of data collection sites.
California's groundbreaking DROP Act (SB 362) takes effect January 1, 2026, giving residents unprecedented power to demand deletion from data brokers. This comprehensive guide explains what the law means, how it works, and what you can do now to protect your privacy.
TransUnion sells detailed personal reports to law enforcement and legal professionals. A document from the Jeffrey Epstein grand jury data dump provides a rare public example of exactly what information is compiled and shared about individuals without their knowledge or consent.