Author: Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

CES is a place where many, many products are introduced, but many never come out. We look back at the 2019 crop.

Amazon automatically records you whether you like it or not, with Apple it’s opt-in. Google records audio and keystrokes

Amazon makes lots of announcements at trade show in Las Vegas, including numbers. Some 40 million people now use Fire TV, e-tailer says.

Google records your queries when you use the “Hey Google,” wake word with its speakers. But for voice search, it records way more, like everything

Smart TV sets have settings for adjusting your preferences. You can take control and tell the TV manufacturers not to sell your data.

Read the fine print carefully before you click anything in an e-mail. Take a good look here, please

Despite lower iPhone sales in 2019, Apple had a stellar year. The tech giant’s stock is up a whopping 87% for the year at about $290 per share.

New California law has produced the avalanche of updated privacy policies. Good luck actually stopping companies from grabbing all your information.

The iPhone first released in 2007, but major innovation came later. Just look at iPhone 4 from 2010 and iPhone 11 Pro today.