As deepfake technology continues to blur the lines between reality and deception, businesses and individuals alike must arm themselves with…
Lawsuit settlement. Google agrees to destroy billions of private or “incognito” mode records as part of lawsuit settlement
techUK and other tech, human rights groups say proposed changes to Investigatory Powers Act could introduce 'mass surveillance'
But will China sell? Former US Treasury Secretary claims he is putting together investor group to buy China's TikTok
Privacy watchdog in Spain orders Worldcoin to halt eyeball scans to make digital IDs in exchange for crypto
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Florida student Jack Sweeney threatened with legal action by Taylor Swift, over location tracking of her private jet
Ring confirmed it is 'sunsetting' its Request for Assistance (RFA) tool that allowed police to request doorbell footage
In effort to resolve privacy worries, Microsoft is to allow its cloud customers to store all personal data within EU
Apple's encryption for AirDrop file-sharing has alleged being cracked, as Chinese authorities claim they can ID senders
Settlement not disclosed after Google ends web tracking lawsuit with Chrome browser in “private” or “incognito” mode
European Commission classifies Pornhub, XVideos and Stripchat as “very large online platforms”, subjecting them to strict DSA rules
Open Rights Group slams Ofcom's proposals for age verification checks on porn websites, citing privacy and security concerns
Proposals published by Ofcom for porn websites to implement acceptable age verification measures under Online Safety Bill
Ofcom proposed guidance suggests users may be required to submit to facial scans to view pornography online
Facebook and Instagram to offer a paid subscription in Europe in return for no adverts, costing from 9.99 euros (£8.73)…
Samsung, Motorola, ZTE instructed by Mexican government to stop remotely bricking gray market smartphones imported into the country
Executive admits it used people's public Facebook and Instagram posts to train its new Meta AI virtual assistant
Data Protection Office confirms it will investigate Microsoft-backed OpenAI after GDPR data protection complaint
Another settlement over Google's location tracking practices, with agreement to pay California $93m to settle lawsuit
Head of WhatsApp at Meta Platforms firmly denies media report the service is exploring adverts to bolster revenues
Privacy nightmare on wheels! Mozilla Foundations reviews 25 major car brands, all of which fail privacy tests
Platform formerly known as Twitter is to begin collecting people's biometric data, as well as employment and school history
Complaint from campaign group alleges Google's Fitbit broke EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) rules
Setback for Sam Altman's Worldcoin cryptocurrency project in Africa, as Kenya halts its iris-scanning data collection scheme
Elon Musk's Twitter asks US court to nullify consent order with FTC over data breaches, and takes aim at prominent…
Amazon settles with US FTC, after alleged privacy violations with its Alexa voice assistant and Ring doorbell cameras
Popular streaming platform Netflix extends its crackdown on password sharing to 103 countries, in search for additional income
Google’s Privacy Sandbox to begin replacing third-party cookies for 1 percent of Chrome users in Q1 2024, with full switch…
Montana become the first US state to ban TikTok, after its governor signs legislation to halt downloading it from app…