There’s been a lot of noise this week about Gmail and the access that some third-parties have to your Gmail inbox. Hidden under misleading headlines, reports have, I think rightfully, highlighted the ...

Google promised a year ago to provide more privacy to Gmail users, but The Wall Street Journal reports that hundreds of app makers have access to millions of inboxes belonging to Gmail users. The ...

Google said a year ago it would stop its computers from scanning the inboxes of Gmail users for information to personalize advertisements, saying it wanted users to “remain confident that Google will ...

Third-party app developers can read the emails of millions of Gmail users, a report from The Wall Street Journal highlighted today. Gmail’s access settings allows data companies and app developers to ...

Richard Nieva was a senior reporter for CNET News, focusing on Google and Yahoo. He previously worked for PandoDaily and Fortune Magazine, and his writing has appeared in The New York Times, on ...

Your private emails are being read by third-party Gmail app developers, an investigation into data privacy has revealed. Developers behind a number of popular online services designed to work with ...

Facebook has been in the headlines for playing fast and loose with your privacy, but a new report from the Wall Street Journal suggests Google isn't always safeguarding your personal information, ...

Gmail developers scan through hundreds of millions of inbox messages per day – and it's humans along with bots that are doing the spying GOOGLE is giving app makers a free pass to spy on all your ...

Google has responded to questions from senior Republican senators about how it monitors and controls app developers' access to Gmail content. The Republican Senate Commerce Committee chairman fired ...

Google Inc. wants to make it easier for other Internet applications to use information in your email, assuming you are one of the hundreds of millions of people using its Gmail service. The move, ...

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