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Angelina Jolie Says Her Kids Value Their Privacy -- and Reveals Which of Her 6 Is 'Extremely Private'
By PEOPLE.com |
1 day ago
Angelina Jolie, 49, revealed in an interview that her six children are private and don't want to be in front of the camera. She shared that her daughter Shiloh is particularly private....
Cheap Black Friday deals cost to your privacy
By Fox News |
1 day ago
Lifestyle expert Carey Reilly suggests travel gifts for your family this summer. Black Friday offers great deals, but be cautious of sharing personal data online. Protect yourself by using disposable ...
Gmail Privacy Warning -- 2 Ways To Fix Google's Email Problem
By Forbes |
1 day ago
Google has introduced new privacy measures for Gmail users, including shielded email addresses. While Gmail excels in security, end-to-end encryption is lacking. Proton Mail is recommended for secure ...
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Italian food delivery app Foodinho eats another privacy fine
By TechCrunch | 2 days agoFoodinho, an on-demand food delivery app owned by Glovo, has been fined €5 million by Italy's privacy watchdog for unlawfully processing data of over 35,000 riders....
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Meta Platforms (META) Faces Legal Battle in India Over Data Privacy and AI Training Practices
By Yahoo! Finance | 2 days agoA list of 14 trending AI stocks, including Meta Platforms, Inc., was recently published, highlighting the growth of AI startups and their expanding use cases. BrightAI, a startup focusing on physical ...
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India fines Meta $25.4 million over WhatsApp privacy policy | TechCrunch
By TechCrunch | 6 days agoIndia's competition watchdog fined Meta $25.4 million for antitrust violations linked to WhatsApp's 2021 privacy policy. The ruling includes cease-and-desist orders and behavioral remedies. This comes...
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Meta Pushes Back Against FTC Effort to Toughen Privacy Order
By Yahoo! Finance | 1 week agoMeta Platforms Inc. opposes FTC's attempt to alter a 2020 privacy settlement without court approval. The company argues the agency lacks authority for major changes, while FTC alleges Meta violated te...
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South Korea Slaps Meta with $15M Fine for Privacy Violations, Intensifying Global Scrutiny
By Yahoo! Finance | 2 weeks agoSouth Korea fined Meta $15 million for unlawfully collecting and sharing sensitive user data with advertisers. This penalty is part of a series of fines imposed by South Korean authorities due to conc...
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Sleep on it: the $700 San Francisco 'pod' with privacy curtains and charging ports
By The Guardian | 3 weeks agoBrownstone Shared Housing in downtown San Francisco offers affordable sleeping pods for $700 a month, with 300 applicants for 17 beds. The company aims to provide low-cost housing in expensive cities,...
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Australia's courts are moving faster on privacy law than parliament | Edward Santow and Sarah Sacher
By The Guardian | 3 weeks agoJudge My Anh Tran in the Victorian county court faced a dilemma where the law didn't provide clear justice for a woman whose privacy was violated. She created new law to protect privacy rights, urging...
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Facial recognition glasses turn everyday life into creepy privacy nightmare
By Fox News | 4 weeks agoThe collaboration between Meta and Ray-Ban introduces the Meta Ray-Ban 2 Smart Glasses, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance. A system developed by Harvard students demonstrates the potenti...
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Elon Musk's X is changing its privacy policy to allow third parties to train AI on your posts
By Yahoo! Finance | 1 month agoSocial network X updated its Privacy Policy to allow third-party "collaborators" to use its data for AI training unless users opt out. The move aims to explore licensing data to AI companies for reven...
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iOS 18: Maximize your privacy by turning off these iPhone settings now
By Fox News | 1 month agoThe "CyberGuy" advises turning off three settings in iOS 18 to boost privacy. This includes disabling the "Improve Search" feature, managing the "Shared with You" content sharing, and preventing notif...
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UK Faces Privacy Challenges Ahead Of 2025 CBDC Pilot
By Forbes | 1 month agoCritics warn that the UK's Central Bank Digital Currency pilot in 2025 could lead to increased state surveillance. Organizations like Big Brother Watch stress the importance of privacy safeguards in t...
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NFLPA calls to move media interviews out of locker rooms to respect 'players' privacy and dignity'
By The New York Times | 1 month agoThe NFLPA aims to end locker room interviews due to privacy concerns. Players feel uncomfortable with media access and want to move interviews outside the locker room to respect their privacy and dign...