Showing 133 to 144 of 654 results
Microsoft Enhances Outlook Email Security with Two-Click Encryption Verification
Microsoft is implementing a two-click verification process for encrypted emails in Outlook across Windows, web, iOS, and Android platforms to enhance security by requiring user confirmation before accessing sensitive information, starting in April 2024 and fully implemented by June 2024.
Microsoft Enhances Outlook Email Security with Two-Click Encryption Verification
Microsoft is implementing a two-click verification process for encrypted emails in Outlook across Windows, web, iOS, and Android platforms to enhance security by requiring user confirmation before accessing sensitive information, starting in April 2024 and fully implemented by June 2024.
Progress
40% Bias Score
France's Constitutional Council Blocks Expansion of Mass Surveillance Program
The French Constitutional Council struck down the expansion of a mass surveillance program, nicknamed "black boxes", used to combat organized crime, citing disproportionate infringement on privacy; the system, initially for counterterrorism, was already broadened to include foreign interference.
France's Constitutional Council Blocks Expansion of Mass Surveillance Program
The French Constitutional Council struck down the expansion of a mass surveillance program, nicknamed "black boxes", used to combat organized crime, citing disproportionate infringement on privacy; the system, initially for counterterrorism, was already broadened to include foreign interference.
Progress
52% Bias Score
China Cracks Down on Illegal Facial Recognition Data Sales
China's Supreme People's Court handed down prison sentences and fines to two men, Xu and Li, for illegally selling facial recognition data and software to bypass security systems, emphasizing stronger personal information protection and highlighting the increasing threats to privacy in the digital a...
China Cracks Down on Illegal Facial Recognition Data Sales
China's Supreme People's Court handed down prison sentences and fines to two men, Xu and Li, for illegally selling facial recognition data and software to bypass security systems, emphasizing stronger personal information protection and highlighting the increasing threats to privacy in the digital a...
Progress
36% Bias Score
EU Condemns Illegal Use of Spyware, Vows to Enforce Data Protection Laws
The European Commission strongly condemned the illegal use of the Israeli spyware Graphite by Paragon, citing the violation of data privacy laws and the targeting of journalist Francesco Cancellato; the Commission will utilize all available tools to enforce EU law and ensure compliance with data pro...
EU Condemns Illegal Use of Spyware, Vows to Enforce Data Protection Laws
The European Commission strongly condemned the illegal use of the Israeli spyware Graphite by Paragon, citing the violation of data privacy laws and the targeting of journalist Francesco Cancellato; the Commission will utilize all available tools to enforce EU law and ensure compliance with data pro...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Period Tracker Apps Pose Privacy Risks, Report Warns
A University of Cambridge report highlights the privacy risks of commercial period tracking apps, revealing the commodification of women's health data and urging public health bodies to develop safer alternatives.
Period Tracker Apps Pose Privacy Risks, Report Warns
A University of Cambridge report highlights the privacy risks of commercial period tracking apps, revealing the commodification of women's health data and urging public health bodies to develop safer alternatives.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Berlin Senate Defies Court Order, Withholds Knife Crime Suspects' Names
The Berlin Senate will not release the first names of German knife crime suspects, despite a Constitutional Court ruling against this decision, citing concerns about individual identification, prompting a new justification and highlighting ongoing tensions regarding data protection and transparency.
Berlin Senate Defies Court Order, Withholds Knife Crime Suspects' Names
The Berlin Senate will not release the first names of German knife crime suspects, despite a Constitutional Court ruling against this decision, citing concerns about individual identification, prompting a new justification and highlighting ongoing tensions regarding data protection and transparency.
Progress
40% Bias Score
The Project" Cancellation Highlights Commercial TV's Revenue Crisis
Channel 10's "The Project" ended its 16-year run, reflecting a broader crisis in commercial television where revenue is falling faster than viewership due to tech giants' superior targeted advertising, leading to potential pay cuts for on-air talent.
The Project" Cancellation Highlights Commercial TV's Revenue Crisis
Channel 10's "The Project" ended its 16-year run, reflecting a broader crisis in commercial television where revenue is falling faster than viewership due to tech giants' superior targeted advertising, leading to potential pay cuts for on-air talent.
Progress
36% Bias Score
China Cracks Down on Illegal Use of Facial Recognition Data
China's Supreme People's Court handed down prison sentences to two men for illegally selling and using facial recognition data and accessing home surveillance systems, reflecting a strengthened crackdown on privacy violations and the June 1st implementation of new security measures regulating facial...
China Cracks Down on Illegal Use of Facial Recognition Data
China's Supreme People's Court handed down prison sentences to two men for illegally selling and using facial recognition data and accessing home surveillance systems, reflecting a strengthened crackdown on privacy violations and the June 1st implementation of new security measures regulating facial...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Greek Appliance Sales Fall After Subsidy Cuts
ELECTRONET, a Greek home appliance company, saw a 14.35% drop in turnover to €83.9 million in 2024 after government subsidy cuts for appliance replacement ended in autumn 2023, impacting sales of air conditioners and refrigerators; however, net profit increased marginally to €825,218.
Greek Appliance Sales Fall After Subsidy Cuts
ELECTRONET, a Greek home appliance company, saw a 14.35% drop in turnover to €83.9 million in 2024 after government subsidy cuts for appliance replacement ended in autumn 2023, impacting sales of air conditioners and refrigerators; however, net profit increased marginally to €825,218.
Progress
40% Bias Score
France's Tech Sector in 2025: A Balancing Act Between Growth and Sovereignty
France's tech sector is maturing in 2025, focusing on data sovereignty amid geopolitical tensions; concerns over US cloud dominance are driving initiatives like the "SecNumCloud" certification to promote domestic alternatives, though challenges remain.
France's Tech Sector in 2025: A Balancing Act Between Growth and Sovereignty
France's tech sector is maturing in 2025, focusing on data sovereignty amid geopolitical tensions; concerns over US cloud dominance are driving initiatives like the "SecNumCloud" certification to promote domestic alternatives, though challenges remain.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Data Breach at Numa Hotels Exposes 500,000 Customer Records
A cybersecurity consultant discovered and exploited multiple vulnerabilities in the Numa hotel chain's online check-in system, exposing the personal data of approximately 500,000 customers between January 2024 and June 2025 due to insecure invoice links and inadequate data protection of uploaded ID ...
Data Breach at Numa Hotels Exposes 500,000 Customer Records
A cybersecurity consultant discovered and exploited multiple vulnerabilities in the Numa hotel chain's online check-in system, exposing the personal data of approximately 500,000 customers between January 2024 and June 2025 due to insecure invoice links and inadequate data protection of uploaded ID ...
Progress
24% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows DOGE Access to Sensitive Social Security Data
The Supreme Court temporarily granted the Department of Government Efficiency access to sensitive personal data held by the Social Security Administration, despite concerns about privacy violations and potential misuse, pending further litigation in lower courts.
Supreme Court Allows DOGE Access to Sensitive Social Security Data
The Supreme Court temporarily granted the Department of Government Efficiency access to sensitive personal data held by the Social Security Administration, despite concerns about privacy violations and potential misuse, pending further litigation in lower courts.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Showing 133 to 144 of 654 results