privacy

Florida lawmakers are gearing up to pass a new proposed ban on social media accounts for many children. Opponents say the proposal’s age-verification requirement is unconstitutional.

Weighing privacy issues, a federal appeals court has sided with a transgender student who argued his constitutional rights were violated when the St. Johns County school district prevented him from using boys’ restrooms at his high school.

Drones. They’re getting cheaper and hobbyist pilots are finding more and more ways to use them. Many see huge commercial potential, but state lawmakers…

A Florida State University art professor has been getting international attention for his website mapping the world’s cats. But the popular site will soon…

A Florida appeals judge has dismissed a case challenging the release of the prescription drug histories of more than 3,300 patients. His ruling says the…

A recent Florida Supreme Court case is forcing justices to consider profound questions about what a reasonable expectation of privacy is. What the public…

Should Florida’s "Stand Your Ground" law be tweaked? A bill that would make some changes to the controversial measure was up for Senate debate during this…

This week the federal government announced stricter privacy controls guarding personal information collected by those who help people sign up for health…

Federal healthcare "Navigators" meant to help low-income people sign up for health insurance have been barred from Florida’s county health departments.…