Tag: Privacy

Apple Shares Push Data with Governments, Sparks Privacy Fears
The intersection of technology and privacy has once again come under scrutiny as new revelations emerge about Apple’s compliance with government requests for user data. Specifical...
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OpenAI Fights Court Order on ChatGPT User Logs
In a contentious legal battle that pits user privacy against judicial demands, OpenAI is pushing back against a court order mandating the preservation of all ChatGPT user logs, inc...
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Apple TV Leads with Strong Privacy Features
In the ever-evolving landscape of streaming devices, Apple TV has carved out a unique position as a beacon of privacy in a sea of data-hungry competitors. While many smart TVs and...
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Tresorit Cloud Review: Does Swiss Storage Live Up to the Hype?
Tresorit is a leading Swiss cloud provider, promising a level of privacy and security that surpasses rival products from Big Tech. But does it deliver on t...
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Switzerland’s Proposed Legislation Threatens to Destroy Country’s Strong Pro-Privacy Reputation
Switzerland has managed to anger privacy advocates, citizens, and some of the country's most well-known companies, and threatened to destroy its reputation...
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Montana the First US State to Offer Major Privacy Protection
Montana has taken a major step forward in protecting citizens' privacy, closing a loophole that allowed law enforcement to purchase data from data brokers....
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Google Unveils Enhanced Privacy and Measurement Features Aimed at Marketers and App Developers
In a move reflecting the rapidly changing strategies of digital advertising, Google has unveiled a series of enhanced privacy and measurement features aimed at marketers and app de...
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EU Fines TikTok €530 Million for Transferring Data to China
TikTok is in trouble for transferring data to China——yet again—with the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) fining the company €530 million....
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FCC Wants Court to Reinstate Its Ability to Levy Fines
The FCC has written to the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, asking the court to disregard a lower court's decision to bar it from levying fines....
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UK Goes Full ‘Minority Report’ With ‘Murder Prediction’ System
In a page ripped right out of Tom Cruise's hit Minority Report, the UK government is secretly working on a "murder prediction" system....
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Waymo To Use Interior Cameras To Train AI & Target Riders With Ads
Waymo is is joining the enshitification of all services, with plans to use interior cameras and AI to target riders with advertisements and improve AI trai...
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WhatsApp Adding Feature To Prevent Chat Export
WhatsApp is adding an important privacy feature, one that will give users more control over their chats and prevent other users from including them in expo...
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EU Possibly Emerging As One Of The Greatest Threats To Privacy
The European Union, once praised for its pro-privacy legislation, is now leading the charge toward a future with less privacy, one where the government can...
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China Bans Facial Recognition Without Consent
China unveiled extensive regulation of facial recognition technology, banning its use without consent and requiring security measures be taken when it is u...
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GrapheneOS Review: The Most Private and Secure Android OS
GrapheneOS is commonly billed as the world's most secure mobile operating system, offering a level of privacy and security that is unmatched, but does it l...
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