11 articles tagged with "Privacy"
A recent incident at BrowserStack has raised alarms regarding the exposure of user email addresses, highlighting potential vulnerabilities in data handling practices.
A lawsuit has been filed against Google by victims of Jeffrey Epstein, alleging that the company's AI technology compromised their personal information.
GitHub's recent policy change requires users to actively opt out by April 24 to prevent their private repositories from being used for AI training, raising concerns about data privacy and user consent.
Recent regulations in Hong Kong grant police the authority to demand phone passwords, raising significant implications for personal data security and privacy infrastructure.
GrapheneOS continues to prioritize user privacy by ensuring that personal information is not needed for its operation. This decision has implications for user anonymity and system architecture.
The upcoming Firefox 149 will integrate a free VPN service, enhancing user privacy and security without additional costs.
Kagi's Small Web initiative presents a new framework for web browsing, emphasizing user privacy and customization, potentially reshaping web infrastructure.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) will host a launch event for Cindy Cohn's new book focused on data security and privacy rights on March 12, 2026.
An investigation reveals that Meta's AI glasses may be sending sensitive data to human reviewers in Nairobi, raising concerns about privacy and data security.
A recent study indicates that advancements in AI technology can effectively trace anonymous accounts on platforms like Reddit and Glassdoor, raising significant privacy concerns.
Cindy Cohn, Executive Director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, is set to launch her memoir, 'Privacy’s Defender', published by MIT Press, as she prepares to leave the organization.