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New research reveals that people who claim they have 'nothing to hide' are more likely to spy on others, challenging common assumptions about digital privacy.
Artists who have chosen to protect their work from AI training are now finding new ways to collaborate with technology, thanks to a surprising turn of events. Cara, an art portfolio platform designed specifically for creators who want to maintain control over their work, has been targeted by trolls who scraped and published its data without consent.
Learn how AI systems use training data from Twitch streamers, why Amazon's default inclusion policy raises privacy concerns, and what this means for the future of AI development.
Steve Elmers, known as the 'Guardrail Guy,' has been targeted after his viral videos exposing license plate readers were vandalized. His activism highlights growing concerns about government surveillance and digital privacy.
Microsoft is pursuing a Supreme Court appeal in a £270 million case involving the resale of on-premise software licenses, following two previous losses in the ValueLicensing dispute.
The FCC proposes new rules requiring identity verification for phone purchases, potentially ending anonymous burner phones in the U.S. Privacy advocates warn of broader implications for digital rights.
This explainer article explains Australia's social media ban for children and how political delays could prevent evidence from being collected against tech companies.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that police must obtain a warrant before conducting geofence searches, strengthening digital privacy protections. The 6-3 decision marks a significant shift in how law enforcement can access personal phone location data.
Russian forces used a Cellebrite forensic tool to hack an opposition politician’s iPhone, despite the company’s public withdrawal from the Russian market.
Actress and MEP Cate Blanchett has launched the Human Consent Registry, a tool that allows individuals to control how their likeness is used in AI-generated content.
Signal president Meredith Whittaker warns that AI chatbots are not your friends and criticizes the use of AI agents as a potential backdoor for surveillance.
Learn what the UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) does to protect personal data, why it matters, and what happens when its leader resigns.
