Privacy
Sohlberg ruling to stop announcing voters' names 'restores respect,' says former deputy A-G
Blass said the ruling also addressed polling stations located in sensitive facilities, where reporting a voter’s presence could reveal additional personal information.
AI is raising new questions about who owns our digital lives
Choosing ITSM software in 2026: what Israel's new privacy regime changes about the decision
Majority of Israeli healthcare workers use Whatsapp professionally despite privacy risks - study
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.
Is Google eavesdropping? A Belgium news report says yes
"Okay Google. May I hit my wife?"
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.
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.
Nearly half of teens accept social media requests from strangers
Finding comes in report to mark International Data Privacy Day.
