News about: Privacy

The Senate passed a bill allowing victims of non-consensual explicit deepfakes to sue the creators for damages. A step towards protecting individuals in the digital age.

Concerns arise over Google's AI shopping plans and the potential for personalized pricing. Is it a helpful tool or a privacy risk?

Signal's founder, Moxie Marlinspike, is developing Confer, an AI chatbot focused on privacy. It uses encryption to keep conversations safe from prying eyes and protect user data.

OpenAI is reportedly requesting contractors to upload real work samples, raising concerns about intellectual property and data privacy. This is to improve AI models.

A judge blocked Texas's app store age-verification law, leading Apple to pause planned changes. The fight for online safety and user privacy continues.

Italy's antitrust regulator fines Apple $116 million for its App Tracking Transparency policy, deeming it excessively burdensome for third-party developers.

Google envisions a future where AI knows you intimately. Is this personalization a dream come true or a privacy nightmare waiting to happen? Let's analyze.

Brits are finding easy ways around the Online Safety Act's age checks by using VPNs to spoof their location. Is this a long-term solution, or will the law adapt?

Sora AI is impressive, but it comes with some significant downsides. Check out the potential risks, from energy consumption to privacy and misinformation.

X (formerly Twitter) launches Chat, a new messaging system featuring end-to-end encryption, disappearing messages, and other privacy enhancements. It replaces the existing DMs.

Despite ending support, Google continues gathering data from older Nest thermostats, raising questions about data privacy.

Samourai Wallet co-founder Keonne Rodriguez receives a five-year sentence, igniting debate over crypto privacy and regulation. What does this mean for crypto developers?