Who hasn't been tempted to take a little peek at their partner's phone? While smartphones are machines that are technically separate from our bodies, they can also feel like an extension of our brains ...

Don't worry, we all snoop. And we all snoop the exact same way. Credit: Mashable composite; Gaudi Lab / Shutterstock, Kiselev Andrey Valerevich / Shutterstock In our Love App-tually series, Mashable ...

Put yourself in Emma’s shoes: You’re scrolling on your phone and get a text notification that says, “Hey girly, your boyfriend said you guys would have a threesome with me, and I think he didn’t tell ...

Infidelity is common in romantic relationships in the United States. In a recent study of more than 22,000 people, 16.48 percent admitted to having sex with someone other than their husband or wife ...

Infidelity is common in romantic relationships in the United States. In a recent study of more than 22,000 people, 16.48 percent admitted to being physically intimate with someone other than their ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Savannah Guthrie revealed that she “100 percent” approves of parents’ “snooping” on their kids’ mobile devices — though she’d ...

As Chromebooks continue to move into the workspace, the need for privacy will steadily increase. The next big privacy advancement for Chromebooks will let you know when someone is snooping or looking ...

Dear Eric: My friend who lives in the same apartment building doesn’t drive. She insists I take her shopping or to other places. She knows I don’t like to drive, especially when she doesn’t give me ...

Smartphone users got another reason to worry about privacy this week, when the New York Times reported that iPhone and Android apps can spy on your photos without permission. The reports followed a ...