Privacy and Security

Every photo you take carries more than just an image. Hidden inside most digital pictures is something called metadata - background information automatically recorded by your phone or camera. This can include the date and time the photo was taken, the camera settings, and often the exact GPS location. That means when you share a photo online, you may also be sharing where you were standing when you took it.

As usual, Elizabeth predicts the short-term future with this segment.

After a recent resort stay, Elizabeth made a disturbing discovery—Wi-Fi access points inside the hotel room, not just in the hallway.

This week’s privacy segment takes a hard stance: NEVER share your contacts online. Elizabeth explains how popular apps harvest your address

YOUR APPS ARE SPYING ON YOU

Elizabeth discusses the alarming trend of government surveillance, particularly focusing on how agencies are now monitoring

Elizabeth takes a deep dive look at all the systems and schemes that the government has put into place to control and monitor

If you've seen the Tom Cruise thriller "Minority Report" you know that in the future, the government will have the ability to predict, and thus prevent