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Your friend with ‘nothing to hide’ is more likely to spy on you, study shows

New research explores behavioral trends behind that ‘nothing to hide’ phrase. Plus: 6 ways to improve your phone privacy.
If you’ve said you have ‘nothing to hide,’ do you still want device privacy? New research finds those who say it are actually more likely to spy on others. Stop others from snooping on your smartphone by following the advice below. Most of us have heard the phrase, “I have nothing to hide.” Outside of TV police dramas, we use it at home and work, too — especially in situations where we might have been accused of…
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