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A damaged armored military vehicle is seen after fighting in Russia's western Belgorod region on Tuesday, May 23, 2023.

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Are privacy concerns sparked by ChatGPT's woes really that bad?

As individuals, we need to take steps to protect our data and keep our personal information safe, Jose Blaya writes.

18/05/2023

Are you who you say you are? US trials facial recognition technology at airports

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US airports are testing facial recognition technology

Authorities say it will speed up identity checks at security, but critics are worried about bias in the algorithm and how people’s data will be used.

15/05/2023

Jackie Fox and her daughter Coco.

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Irish MEP calls for EU-wide law on cyberbullying

Nicole 'Coco' Fox from Ireland committed suicide in 2018 after being bullied online.

02/05/2023

The UK’s data watchdog is warning AI developers there is “no excuse” for getting data privacy wrong

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'No excuse' for getting AI data privacy wrong, warns UK data watchdog

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office has called on AI developers to take a step back and ensure they are getting data privacy right.

05/04/2023

What do the US, Afghanistan and the EU have in common? They’re all highly suspicious of TikTok.

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Which countries have banned TikTok and why?

Many countries are concerned about TikTok's security and the platform's ties to China. Australia is the latest to join the ranks.

04/04/2023

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OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot blocked in Italy over privacy concerns

Italy's data protection agency has ordered an immediate ban on the AI-driven chatbot over alleged privacy violations.

31/03/2023

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., during a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing in Washington, February 28, 2023.

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US TikTok ban blocked in Senate over free speech concerns

"Do we really want to emulate Chinese speech bans?" said US Republican Senator Rand Paul.

30/03/2023

Britain's Prince Harry arriving at the Royal Courts Of Justice, in London on Monday.

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Prince Harry in London for privacy lawsuits against Daily Mail

UK’s Prince Harry arrived in London on Monday to attend a hearing against the publisher of the Daily Mail, accused of allegedly gathering information on him and other celebrities illegally.

27/03/2023

Security and privacy fears have been raised around the TikTok app

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TikTok launches charm offensive amid growing privacy fears in Europe

Fears around data security have led to a number of government agencies banning TikTok on employee devices.

08/03/2023

Pas is currently being slammed for wanting to roll out AI-assisted surveillance

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Smile, AI is watching you: Paris slammed for video surveillance bill

France is currently debating a bill that would allow AI-assisted video surveillance to detect "abnormal" movements ahead of the Paris Olympics in 2024

06/02/2023

According to a poll, 13 per cent of people use the same password for all their accounts.

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Four simple ways to protect your data and devices this year

We saw a surge in cyberattacks in recent years. But they are simple actions you can take to prevent it happening to you.

14/01/2023

France on Thursday fined TikTok 5 million euros for shortcomings linked to the short video platform's handling of online tracking known as "cookies".

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France fines TikTok €5 million for its handling of users' cookies

CNIL, the French data watchdog, found that the social platform's mechanism to refuse cookies was so hard, most users were discouraged from doing so.

13/01/2023

Google must remove information found in search results when the person requesting its dereferencing proves it's "manifestly inaccurate," the ECJ said.

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Google must remove inaccurate info about people if they ask, ECJ says

In a win for the “right to be forgotten,” the EU’s top court said Google must remove search results that users can prove is wrong.

08/12/2022

Apple software gives users the exact distance and direction to their AirTag. Two women in the US say the tech has made it easier for their exes to stalk them.

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Apple sued by women over 'dangerous' AirTag stalking

The plaintiffs called AirTag tracking devices "the weapon of choice of stalkers and abusers".

06/12/2022

Twitter and Mastodon logos are seen in this illustration taken November 7, 2022.

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What is Mastodon, the Twitter alternative users are flocking to?

Thinking of leaving Twitter? Here’s what you need to know about Mastodon, “toots” and “boosts”.

08/11/2022

GDPR is the EU regulation protecting our data so it is not used inappropriately, but its details can be confusing.

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This new system could finally make it easier to understand GDPR

A new GDPR certification system aims to make it easier for businesses and citizens to understand EU data protection rules - and comply with them.

13/10/2022

TikTok could face a fine in the UK

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TikTok could face €30 million fine in UK over data protection breach

Britain's data watchdog says the platform may have failed to protect children's privacy.

27/09/2022

Ireland's Data Protection Commission has decided to fine Instagram €405 million for mishandling teenagers' personal data

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Ireland fines Instagram €405 million over handling of teens' data

The investigation focused on a setting that allowed teenage minors to set up business accounts that displayed contact details.

06/09/2022

WhatsApp has announced new changes aimed at improving user privacy.

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The four new features coming to WhatsApp you need to know about

Users will be able to leave chats silently, choose who can see them when they’re online, and prevent screenshots of "view once" messages being taken.

10/08/2022

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Brussels dismisses privacy concerns over online child sexual abuse law

The Commission's proposal would require social media platforms and online communications providers to scan all content, even encrypted content, for Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM).

08/08/2022