China's DJI, the world's largest commercial drone maker, said on Wednesday it is developing technology that would allow the public to track the registrations of drones in flight using just a smartphone, amid a broader industry push to make such data available.

Amid privacy backlash, China's DJI unveils drone-to-phone tracking

A brief look at Israel's thriving hacking industry

Facebook vowed Tuesday to step up monitoring for any attempt to use its platform to meddle in Taiwan's elections as the island's authorities say they face growing interference from China.

Amid controversies, Facebook steps up monitoring content for Taiwan elections

Beijing will use facial recognition tools to speed up security checks in the city's overcrowded metro, using a 'credit system' to sort passengers into different channels, state-run media reported on Wednesday.

Now, China eyes facial recognition tech for metro security

A group of pro-Kremlin lawmakers has drafted legislation that would allow authorities to block individual e-mail or online messenger users who circulate banned content.

Russian lawmakers look to ban e-mail users who share illegal content

The US administration is considering limits to Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision's ability to buy US technology, the New York Times reported on Tuesday, deepening worries about trade frictions between the world's two top economies.

US could blacklist Chinese surveillance tech firm Hikvision: Report

Threats, arrests, blocked accounts and restricted posts -- Big Brother is watching more closely than ever in Pakistan as authorities accelerate efforts to censor social networks, further reducing an already shrunken space for dissent.

Social networks under intense surveillance in Pakistan

Every individual case will continue to require prior approval of Home Ministry or state government and the Ministry of Home Affairs(MHA) has not delegated its powers to any law enforcement or security, the government on Friday clarified on its latest directive that empowers security, intelligence agencies for mass surveillance.

New surveillance akin to Telegraph Act, says government

Data that will share with the authorities beginning from March 30 includes passport details and booking dates

Airbnb to shares details of consumers with Chinese authorities

We need to find out who decides who is watching whom in online surveillance and what they are doing with all the data collected?

Do you feel the gaze? We all are being watched

Abused, trolled and barred from using the Internet, women are demanding a feminist Internet which gives them a free space

The Internet is bad for Indian women

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