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The US Department of Justice sued Apple on Thursday for antitrust practices. The complaint accuses Apple of shaping its privacy and security practices in ways that…
The US Department of Transportation has announced its first industry-wide review of data security and privacy policies at the largest US airlines. The DOT said in…
Its users popular website Glassdoor, which allows anyone to sign up anonymously to review companies they’ve worked for, say Glassdoor collected and added their names to…
Cyber attacks, regional conflicts, weapons of mass destruction, terrorism, commercial spyware, AI, disinformation, disinformation, deepfakes and TikTok. These are just some of the top perceived threats…
Block Partya startup developed by a software engineer and tech diversity advocate Tracy Chu, was among the victims of Twitter’s (now X) API changes earlier this…
Controversial eyeball scanning startup Worldcoin failed to obtain a temporary suspension order ordered by Spain’s data protection authority, AEPD, on Wednesday. The authority used emergency powers…
India’s Federal Election Commission has fixed flaws in its website that exposed data about citizens’ requests for information about their electoral status, local political candidates and…
Spain’s data protection authority ordered Worldcoin to temporarily stop collecting and processing personal data from the market. It must also stop processing any data it has…
Adding usernames to a messaging app might seem like a standard feature, but for Signal, such identifiers have been anathema to its mission of ultimate privacy…
In search of him to turn a simple and functional Twitter app into X, everyone’s app that doesn’t do anything very well, Elon Musk launched audio…