Tag: Privacy

Lawyers Warn the EU’s Message Scanning Plans Are Likely Illegal
Privacy advocates can breathe a sigh of relief, with the EU's internal legal review concluding the bloc's plans for message scanning are likely illegal....
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Microsoft Edge Is Sending All the URLs You Visit to Bing
Microsoft Edge appears to have major privacy flaw, sending all URLs a person visits to the company's search engine....
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OpenAI Adds Privacy Controls to ChatGPT
OpenAI has added privacy controls to ChatGPT as the company faces increased scrutiny over the use of user data....
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Tesla Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Privacy Violations
Tesla is facing a class-action lawsuit In the wake of reports that Tesla employees accessed and mocked images from vehicle cameras....
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Tesla Employees Shared Private, Sensitive Customer Images
Tesla is facing a bit of a privacy scandal, with revelations that some of its employees shared private customer images taken by their vehicles' cameras....
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Samsung Max VPN Collects Your Private Data and Sells It
Users relying on Samsung's Max VPN should look for other options to keep their data private and safe....
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Windows 11 Sends Massive Amounts of Data to Ad Companies
The PC Security Channel (TPSC) analyzed Windows 11 and found it sends massive amounts of user data to Microsoft, as well as third-party ad companies....
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Privacy and Cybersecurity Challenges in 2023 – Part One
With a new year comes new privacy and cybersecurity challenges for companies large and small, not the least of which is new regulation. The tech industry i...
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Home Depot Canada Caught Giving Customer Data to Meta
Home Depot is in hot water, with its Canadian division sharing customer data with Meta without the proper consent....
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Appliance Makers Can’t Understand Why Consumers Don’t Connect Them
Appliance makers are befuddled, wondering why consumers are choosing not to connect their appliances to the internet....
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France Fines Apple $8.5M for Collecting iPhone User Data Without Consent
France's CNIL has fined Apple $8.5 million for collecting iPhone user data without obtaining prior consent....
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Apple Abandons Plans to Scan Devices for CSAM
Apple has completely abandoned one of its most controversial initiatives that would have involved scanning all devices for CSAM....
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Half of Small Computer Repair Shops Access Private Data
In a report that surprises no one, half of of small computer shops access customers' private data, with some copying and saving it....
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Google Agrees to Record-Breaking Privacy Settlement With 40 States
Google has agreed to a record-breaking settlement in a privacy suit brought by 40 states over how the company tracks users....
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