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EU data protection board says ChatGPT still not meeting data accuracy standards
Europe's national privacy watchdogs set up the task force on ChatGPT after national regulators raised concerns
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TikTok CEO seeks to reassure on EU rules on privacy, child safety
TikTok promises to respect the EU's stringent tech rules and adhere to privacy and child safety commitments
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Limits on personal data gathering by Google, Facebook, others advance in US House
US House approved a bill to create the first privacy law limiting personal information collected online by companies
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Apple and Android phones hacked by Italian spyware, Google says
An Italian company developed hacking tools to spy on private messages and contacts of the targeted devices
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Instagram tests new tools for age verification
Instagram is testing new options to verify the age of users on the platform
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Amazon uses Alexa voice data to target you with ads
Researchers reveal that Amazon Echo devices record interactions with Alexa for targeted ads, Amazon says otherwise
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Three US states, DC sue Google over location-tracking
Four US states sued Google for deceptive location-tracking practices, invading user privacy.
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Apple launches AirTag detector app for Android to boost privacy
Apple announced that it launched an Android app to help users scan nearby AirTags or other item trackers.
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Facebook working on ways to protect users in the 'metaverse'
Head of Global Affairs, Nick Clegg stated that Facebook was working on protecting users in the metaverse.
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Facebook shuts down facial recognition system
Facebook has decided to shut down its facial recognition system that identified users in pictures and videos
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'My world was crumbling': Ayesha Omar recalls trauma of breached privacy
Actor shared happy photos from a dark moment in life to remind us how deceiving social media can be.
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The myth of privacy
The Pegasus Project has blown the lid off of the Pandora’s box of fears and doubts
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Gigi Hadid urges media, fans to blur her daughter Khai's face in pictures
Gigi penned an elaborate letter to the paparazzi and fans on Tuesday to request them to respect her daughter's privacy
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Virushka shower paparazzi with presents in hopes newborn's privacy is respected
Celebrities sent luxurious gift hampers along with personalised notes to various media outlets of Mumbai
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PTA to announce strategy for WhatsApp’s new privacy policy
Application issues clarification that updates will not affect ‘privacy of messages with friends or family’
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UK's competition watchdog to probe Google's browser changes
Web browsers such as Mozilla and Apple Inc’s Safari have already blocked third-party cookies
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Users feel betrayed as WhatsApp changes privacy policy
Many flocked to Twitter for some much-needed catharsis, filling the micro-blogging site with memes of misery
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Privacy activist files complaints against Apple's tracking tool
Apple uses a tracking code that is automatically generated on every iPhone when it is set up
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Surveillance, accountability and data breach: How to navigate privacy in digital realm?
Legal, digital rights experts stress measures to make online spaces safer
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TikTok under scrutiny from EU privacy watchdogs
European Data Protection Board (EDPB) will set up a task force to assess TikTok’s activities across the bloc
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Google bans Zoom software from employee laptops
Google will still allow the use of Zoom through mobile apps and browsers
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How to mute a single word on Twitter
You can also do this from your desktop
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Google finds security flaws in Apple's web browser
Vulnerabilities were found in a tool specifically designed to protect privacy
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Google cutting web cookies, ending lucrative tracking tool for advertisers
Google's plan is to restrict advertising software companies
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Israeli spyware allegedly targeted Pakistani officials' phones: report
The Guardian says scores of defence and intelligence officials are among those who could have been compromised
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Mass surveillance fears as India readies facial recognition system
There is little information on where it will be deployed, what the data will be used for
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Facebook loses facial recognition appeal, must face privacy class action
It came as the social media company faces broad criticism from lawmakers and regulators over its privacy practices
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Facebook ordered by US judge to turn over data privacy records
After data for 87 million users was accessed by the British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica
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Lawmakers seek probe on US hacking services sold globally
National security experts have grown increasingly concerned about the proliferation of US hacking tools and technology
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Facebook facing 20-year consent agreement after privacy lapses
The agreement would resolve a probe of whether the company violated a similar consent pact reached in 2011
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Facebook 'labels' posts by hand, posing privacy questions
A team of as many as 260 contract workers has ploughed through millions of content posted since 2014
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Facebook 'unintentionally uploaded' email contacts of up to 1.5 million users
When a password was entered, a message popped up saying it was “importing” contacts without asking for permission
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WhatsApp bug lets users bypass new privacy controls
The disclosure comes as messaging and other applications race to improve security and privacy
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WhatsApp now more secure with Face ID enabled
The update is live in WhatsApp’s version 2.19 for iOS only
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New Zealand top court lets Kim Dotcom appeal US extradition
The German national faces charges of racketeering, fraud and money laundering in the US
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From parcel delivery to security, Singapore bets big on drones
Although the initiative may hit turbulence due to safety and privacy concerns
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Google launch event overshadowed by privacy firestorm
The Silicon Valley giant shut down its Google+ and fixed a bug exposing private data in as many as 500,000 accounts
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House Republicans query Apple, Alphabet on privacy, data practices
Alphabet said that it would answer the committee’s questions while Apple officials denied commenting
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Australian lawsuit funder files complaint against Facebook
The world’s largest social network said that data of 87 million people ended up in the hands of Cambridge Analytica
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As facial recognition use grows, so do privacy fears
Facial recognition is playing an increasing role in law enforcement, border security and other purposes
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California, home of Silicon Valley, ramps up online privacy law
The move promises a shift in terrain on which internet firms operate, in the wake of recent scandals
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WhatsApp co-founder to quit in loss of privacy advocate at Facebook
Jan Koum’s plan to exit comes after clashing with parent company which intends to weaken Whatsapp's encryption
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Australia begins probe into Facebook after data of 0.3m users breached
A Facebook spokesperson in Australia said the company would be 'fully responsive' to the investigation
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Facebook revamps privacy settings amid data breach outcry
Facebook said a new privacy shortcuts menu will allow users to quickly increase account security
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Senate amends rules to protect secrecy of in-camera meetings
Decision was taken after COAS recently appeared before Senate and briefed members about national security
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Advertising companies using digital tools that help them read minds
New techniques recognise that our purchase decisions are driven by both rational and emotional factors
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Apple to help India develop anti-spam app after face-off with regulator
Tussle at a time when Apple is betting big on India
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Backing Big Brother: Chinese facial recognition firms appeal to funds
Companies shrug off concerns about privacy rights
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Privacy fears over artificial intelligence as crimestopper
"Smart" cameras in cruisers to be deployed to help authorities detect a vehicle carrying a fugitive
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India's top court says privacy is a fundamental right
Indian Supreme Court set up special bench after govt's Aadhaar biometric programme was challenged