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Albania Temporarily Bans TikTok After Student Death"
Albania ordered a temporary TikTok ban until March 13th, 2024, following a student's death linked to a social media dispute, despite ongoing talks with TikTok about child safety; the opposition criticized the move as harmful to upcoming elections.
Albania Temporarily Bans TikTok After Student Death"
Albania ordered a temporary TikTok ban until March 13th, 2024, following a student's death linked to a social media dispute, despite ongoing talks with TikTok about child safety; the opposition criticized the move as harmful to upcoming elections.
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36% Bias Score
Google to Delete Google Maps Timeline Data, Inactive Accounts
Google will delete Google Maps Timeline location data for users who don't update their privacy settings by May 18, 2025, and inactive Google accounts after two years of inactivity to improve security and privacy; users must take action to preserve their data.
Google to Delete Google Maps Timeline Data, Inactive Accounts
Google will delete Google Maps Timeline location data for users who don't update their privacy settings by May 18, 2025, and inactive Google accounts after two years of inactivity to improve security and privacy; users must take action to preserve their data.
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52% Bias Score
Zero Trust Security for Home IoT Networks: Mitigating Growing Risks
The number of IoT devices will nearly double by 2030, increasing home network vulnerabilities; applying Zero Trust security principles, including network segmentation and zones of trust, is crucial to mitigate risks.
Zero Trust Security for Home IoT Networks: Mitigating Growing Risks
The number of IoT devices will nearly double by 2030, increasing home network vulnerabilities; applying Zero Trust security principles, including network segmentation and zones of trust, is crucial to mitigate risks.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Tax Authority Compensates 13,000 for Wrongful Blacklist Inclusion
The Dutch tax authority compensated almost 13,000 people for wrongful inclusion on a fraud blacklist (FSV) from 2013-2020, paying €375-€1000 per person, while over 300,000 were on the list; many experienced intensive scrutiny and incorrect tax assessments, highlighting systemic issues and the need f...
Dutch Tax Authority Compensates 13,000 for Wrongful Blacklist Inclusion
The Dutch tax authority compensated almost 13,000 people for wrongful inclusion on a fraud blacklist (FSV) from 2013-2020, paying €375-€1000 per person, while over 300,000 were on the list; many experienced intensive scrutiny and incorrect tax assessments, highlighting systemic issues and the need f...
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40% Bias Score
Google's Android Apps Track Users Without Consent, Study Finds
A Trinity College Dublin study found that Google's pre-installed Android apps collect user data, including cookies and Android IDs, without consent, starting immediately upon device activation, even when apps remain unopened; the researchers state that no opt-out exists.
Google's Android Apps Track Users Without Consent, Study Finds
A Trinity College Dublin study found that Google's pre-installed Android apps collect user data, including cookies and Android IDs, without consent, starting immediately upon device activation, even when apps remain unopened; the researchers state that no opt-out exists.
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48% Bias Score
Signal's Privacy-Focused Growth Amidst Tech Giant Backlash
Signal, a messaging app prioritizing user privacy, is experiencing a surge in popularity amid concerns over the political affiliations of major tech companies; unlike competitors, Signal does not collect extensive user data or share it with third parties.
Signal's Privacy-Focused Growth Amidst Tech Giant Backlash
Signal, a messaging app prioritizing user privacy, is experiencing a surge in popularity amid concerns over the political affiliations of major tech companies; unlike competitors, Signal does not collect extensive user data or share it with third parties.
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40% Bias Score
China's Manus AI: Autonomous Agent or Overhyped Claim?
A Chinese startup, Butterfly Effect, unveiled Manus AI, claiming it as the world's first fully autonomous AI agent capable of complex tasks like property purchasing and travel planning; however, experts raise concerns regarding data privacy and the platform's accuracy.
China's Manus AI: Autonomous Agent or Overhyped Claim?
A Chinese startup, Butterfly Effect, unveiled Manus AI, claiming it as the world's first fully autonomous AI agent capable of complex tasks like property purchasing and travel planning; however, experts raise concerns regarding data privacy and the platform's accuracy.
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48% Bias Score
Google to Delete User Location History Data Unless Settings Updated by May 18
Google will delete user location history data from its servers by May 18, 2025, unless users update their Google Maps app and privacy settings to move this data to their devices for enhanced security; failure to act will result in data deletion.
Google to Delete User Location History Data Unless Settings Updated by May 18
Google will delete user location history data from its servers by May 18, 2025, unless users update their Google Maps app and privacy settings to move this data to their devices for enhanced security; failure to act will result in data deletion.
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48% Bias Score
Apple Users Risk Data Breaches From Enabled Location and Wi-Fi Settings
Apple users with automatic Wi-Fi, location services, and tracking enabled risk data breaches and identity theft due to vulnerabilities such as 'evil twin' attacks, location data harvesting, and app tracking; disabling these settings significantly mitigates these risks.
Apple Users Risk Data Breaches From Enabled Location and Wi-Fi Settings
Apple users with automatic Wi-Fi, location services, and tracking enabled risk data breaches and identity theft due to vulnerabilities such as 'evil twin' attacks, location data harvesting, and app tracking; disabling these settings significantly mitigates these risks.
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52% Bias Score
EU Approves Biometric Entry-Exit System for Non-EU Citizens
The EU approved a new digital border management system requiring fingerprint and photo scans from non-EU citizens entering the Schengen area, aiming to strengthen border security and combat illegal immigration, with a gradual rollout starting this autumn.
EU Approves Biometric Entry-Exit System for Non-EU Citizens
The EU approved a new digital border management system requiring fingerprint and photo scans from non-EU citizens entering the Schengen area, aiming to strengthen border security and combat illegal immigration, with a gradual rollout starting this autumn.
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32% Bias Score
Signal's Privacy-Focused Growth Amidst Political Backlash
Signal, a messaging app prioritizing user privacy, is experiencing a surge in popularity as an alternative to apps associated with President Trump, raising questions about its long-term ability to resist government data requests and maintain its non-profit structure.
Signal's Privacy-Focused Growth Amidst Political Backlash
Signal, a messaging app prioritizing user privacy, is experiencing a surge in popularity as an alternative to apps associated with President Trump, raising questions about its long-term ability to resist government data requests and maintain its non-profit structure.
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44% Bias Score
German Scientist Creates Open-Source Tool to Protect User Data in AI Services
Frank Börncke, a German computer scientist, developed the open-source tool "Private Prompts" to protect user data when interacting with AI services like Chat-GPT by pseudonymising personal information before transmission, addressing data privacy concerns.
German Scientist Creates Open-Source Tool to Protect User Data in AI Services
Frank Börncke, a German computer scientist, developed the open-source tool "Private Prompts" to protect user data when interacting with AI services like Chat-GPT by pseudonymising personal information before transmission, addressing data privacy concerns.
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48% Bias Score
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