In New York, a subway rider listens to music on headphones. As more and more people continue to stream music, it has made the need for a global database of songs more pressing. Lucas Jackson / Reuters ...

(Reuters) - Bose Corp spies on its wireless headphone customers by using an app that tracks the music, podcasts and other audio they listen to, and violates their privacy rights by selling the ...

This article originally was published on the International Business Times. Headphones can be used to spy on people through malware that turns it into microphones, researchers announced Wednesday.

A lawsuit filed in Chicago on Tuesday (Apr. 18) claims that headphone maker Bose uses an app to collect the listening habits of its consumers and provides that information to third parties without… By ...

Headphones have always done what we expect them to do-- play tunes and sounds, practically blocking out the noise of the outside world. While we know that they give a one-sided listening experience, ...

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A group of researchers in Israel have decided to prove that headphones could be used to spy on their user. According to Wired, the team at Ben Gurion university realised that hackers could find a way ...

Bose Corp spies on its wireless headphone customers by using an app that tracks the music, podcasts and other audio they listen to, and violates their privacy rights by selling the information without ...

According to a lawsuit – proposed as a class-action – filed in Illinois last week, high-end audio equipment manufacturer Bose is spying on its customers and selling data regarding their listening ...

A new lawsuit claims that Bose Corp spies on its wireless headphone customers. The complaint, filed by Kyle Zak in Chicago, claims that Bose is violating privacy rights by selling information that ...