Tag: Privacy

Google Faces Government Scrutiny Over “Project Nightingale” and Patient Privacy
On the heels of news that Google has partnered with Ascension to collect data on millions of American pat...
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New 5G Security Flaws Discovered, Threatening Privacy and Security
Companies around the world are working to roll out 5G networks, facing regulatory, logistic, economic and technical hurdles along the way. Now,...
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Facebook App Caught Activating iPhone Camera Without Permission
People have long suspected the Facebook app of ignoring permissions and spying on its users. Now, it would seem, a website designer has caught Facebook in the act. Joshua Maddox...
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Uber Sues LA Department of Transportation Over Electric Scooter Data, Cites Privacy Concerns
According to a report by The Verge, Uber has said it will not share real-time elec...
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Google Sued by Australian Consumer Watchdog Over Location Data
The International Business Times (IBT) is reporting that the Australian Co...
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Twitter Accidentally Used Phone Numbers and Email Addresses For Advertising
Twitter is the latest company to admit to a privacy faux pas. In a statement Twitter informed users that phone numbers...
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Amazon Looks to Preempt Facial Recognition Legislation
Few technologies are more controversial and divisive as facial recognition. Customers have come to rely on it to log into their phones and tablets, police and government agencies a...
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Google Scores Win In “Right to Be Forgotten” Case
Google received a welcome victory in the European Union’s highest court in relation to the EU’s “right to be forgotten” rules. For the past five years, EU citizens have enjoyed th...
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iOS 13’s Privacy Changes Have Big Repercussions For Businesses
On September 10, Apple held their “By Invitation Only” event, unveiling new iPhones, Apple Arcade, Apple TV+ and iOS 13. W...
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5G Poses New Security Risks, Says Avast CEO
“5G brings a couple of things,” says Avast CEO Ondrej Vlcek. “One is the density of t...
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Long-Term Goal With Alexa Is To Invent the Star Trek Computer, Says Amazon SVP
“The long-term goal (with Alexa) was to try to invent the Star Trek computer,” says David Limp, Amazon's SVP of devices and services. “I grew up watching...
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Twitter Scrapes Data From Your Tweets, Followers, and Clicks to Serve You Personalized Ads… Even With All Personalized Ads Settings Disabled, Says Reddit User
According to a Reddit post, Twitter still scrapes a lot of personalized data from you even with all personalized ads settings disabled. Reddit user...
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Apple CEO: Our Own Information is Being Weaponized Against Us (Full Text of Speech + Video)
Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke at 2018 International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners in Brussels last night and gave a bold and po...
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Kara Swisher on Tech: A Lot of Their Inventions Are Very Damaging to Society
Should tech companies be hiring Chief Ethics Officers in order to get better at self-examination? That’s the question posed by Kara Swisher, interne...
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