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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?

New AI browsers offer convenience, but raise significant privacy concerns due to potential prompt injection attacks and broad data access requirements.

Meta's new feature for Facebook will analyze your camera roll. The aim is to enhance your photos, but what are the privacy implications? Details here.

California just approved new laws to give you better control over your data! Opt-out from tracking and easily delete social media accounts.

Apple has removed ICE agent tracking apps after facing pressure from the government. Concerns about safety risks were cited as the reason for the removal.

Instagram's boss addresses concerns about Meta listening to users. Is it really listening, or is AI just getting too good at targeting ads?

Meta is expanding its facial recognition technology to Europe and South Korea to combat fake accounts and impersonation. Here's how it will work to protect you.

Brave enhances its AI search with Ask Brave, offering detailed, AI-powered answers with a focus on privacy and comprehensive results.

Google is ordered to pay millions in a data collection lawsuit, accused of tracking users even after they disabled tracking features. The company plans to appeal the decision.