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Would you let Facebook put four microphones and a camera in your living room? bit.ly/2yejNUt

This was such a creative and smart campaign by KBS+; it's great to be reminded of the awesome things we've been a part of so far! (Gracias Traficante de Ideas por los grandiosos recuerdos!)

Was your Facebook account affected by the latest security breach? Check whether your privacy was compromised right here: bit.ly/2CNlHPM

Garmin's marine navigation charts company suffered a data breach due to an unsecured database—that didn't even have password protection. bit.ly/2ykIPkz

Apple will now let you see every bit of information they have on you. Have you done an Apple privacy check yet? apple.co/2KOMgEe

Did you know that October is Cyber Security Month? Follow Cyber Security Month for lots of tips on how to enhance your online security and maintain your privacy online!

Apple now allows you to see every piece of information that they hold on you—including photos, documents, contacts, notes and all your usage data from services like iTunes and the App Store. Here's our mini guide on how to use their new privacy portal: bit.ly/2z0Um8e

Customer #privacy has been undermined again by a data hack—but this time it's the biggest to ever hit an airline company. bit.ly/2yBtjAZ

A small Canadian exchange called MapleChange has been the latest victim of a huge cryptocurrency theft. ...or has it? bit.ly/2JtphyX

Did you miss the headlines from last month in #privacy and security news? Don't worry, we've got your back! Check out our monthly round up—featuring Facebook Portal, Cathay Pacific, California's Net Neutrality battle and more. bit.ly/2PuM7vp

Net Neutrality offered a lifeline as the Supreme Court declines to hear broadband industry challenge bit.ly/2RFVupw

As Portal launches, Facebook tries to reassure customers that their privacy is safe. But do you trust them enough to have Portal in your home? bit.ly/2D82qrH

The Cathay Pacific cyberattack, the worst to ever hit an airline company, wasn't just a single event, but a months-long sustained attack on their systems. bit.ly/2Dl2T9V

Everyone at our company right now, looking at this week's TO weather projection.

Google's takeover of an NHS-adjacent health app has spooked many privacy-concerned folks in the UK. bit.ly/2QaT3y7

Happy Thanksgiving to all of our US friends! If you hear a knock at the door it's your pals from north of the border, and we'll be dressed like this:

Users of Copay are advised to update to Copay versions 5.2.0 or later immediately, due to the presence of malicious code that may allow hackers to empty your Bitcoin wallet. bit.ly/2BE76UW

Have you missed the most important #privacy headlines this month? Don't worry; we've got your back. Get all the privacy news you need right here: bit.ly/2zHQ7zV

It's claimed that Oath, which encompasses the former AOL, targeted ads on sites aimed at children, in contravention of COPPA—and that they passed data onto third parties too. bit.ly/2StjSLv

Documents released by the UK's Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee appear to show that Facebook was willing to exchange user privacy for company growth. Facebook claims it has never sold user data. Who do you believe? bit.ly/2E4sDaZ