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German Woman Sues Google Over Non-Consensual Pornography Distribution
A German woman, known only as Laura, is suing Google for failing to permanently remove intimate photos and videos illegally distributed online, despite repeated takedown requests; the case highlights the challenges of online privacy and the responsibility of tech companies.
German Woman Sues Google Over Non-Consensual Pornography Distribution
A German woman, known only as Laura, is suing Google for failing to permanently remove intimate photos and videos illegally distributed online, despite repeated takedown requests; the case highlights the challenges of online privacy and the responsibility of tech companies.
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48% Bias Score
Coventry Council's £500,000 AI Contract with Palantir Sparks Ethical Concerns
Coventry City Council signed a £500,000 annual AI contract with Palantir, a US company with ties to the IDF and Trump administration, raising ethical concerns among public sector workers and prompting calls for contract cancellation.
Coventry Council's £500,000 AI Contract with Palantir Sparks Ethical Concerns
Coventry City Council signed a £500,000 annual AI contract with Palantir, a US company with ties to the IDF and Trump administration, raising ethical concerns among public sector workers and prompting calls for contract cancellation.
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36% Bias Score
Google Removes Four Million Apps from Play Store in 2024"
In 2024, Google removed almost four million apps from the Play Store, primarily due to data protection and privacy violations, resulting in the termination of 155,000 developer accounts; however, removed apps remain on user devices, necessitating user vigilance.
Google Removes Four Million Apps from Play Store in 2024"
In 2024, Google removed almost four million apps from the Play Store, primarily due to data protection and privacy violations, resulting in the termination of 155,000 developer accounts; however, removed apps remain on user devices, necessitating user vigilance.
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48% Bias Score
Chase's New Fintech Fees: Potential Price Hikes for Consumers
JPMorgan Chase will impose new fees on fintech data aggregators for accessing consumer banking data, starting soon, potentially raising costs for consumers using financial apps; the bank cites increased fraud and operational costs, while fintechs and the CFPB are raising concerns.
Chase's New Fintech Fees: Potential Price Hikes for Consumers
JPMorgan Chase will impose new fees on fintech data aggregators for accessing consumer banking data, starting soon, potentially raising costs for consumers using financial apps; the bank cites increased fraud and operational costs, while fintechs and the CFPB are raising concerns.
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44% Bias Score
ChatGPT's Rise as Emotional Support: Benefits and Risks
A rising number of people are using ChatGPT for emotional support, with 25% of Americans preferring it to a psychologist in a recent survey, yet concerns remain about potential negative impacts, data privacy, and lack of human empathy.
ChatGPT's Rise as Emotional Support: Benefits and Risks
A rising number of people are using ChatGPT for emotional support, with 25% of Americans preferring it to a psychologist in a recent survey, yet concerns remain about potential negative impacts, data privacy, and lack of human empathy.
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52% Bias Score
Columbia University Data Breach Exposes 868,969 Records
Columbia University disclosed an August 7th data breach impacting 868,969 individuals, exposing names, Social Security numbers, and birth dates; this follows a pattern of frequent data breaches in higher education, totaling over 37.6 million compromised records in the last 20 years.
Columbia University Data Breach Exposes 868,969 Records
Columbia University disclosed an August 7th data breach impacting 868,969 individuals, exposing names, Social Security numbers, and birth dates; this follows a pattern of frequent data breaches in higher education, totaling over 37.6 million compromised records in the last 20 years.
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40% Bias Score
German Minister Criticizes Plan to Track Multiple Citizenships in Crime Statistics
Lower Saxony's Interior Minister Daniela Behrens criticized North Rhine-Westphalia's plan to record multiple citizenships of suspects in crime statistics, stating it offers no added value for police work, while NRW's Interior Minister Herbert Reul argued it's necessary for a realistic view and asses...
German Minister Criticizes Plan to Track Multiple Citizenships in Crime Statistics
Lower Saxony's Interior Minister Daniela Behrens criticized North Rhine-Westphalia's plan to record multiple citizenships of suspects in crime statistics, stating it offers no added value for police work, while NRW's Interior Minister Herbert Reul argued it's necessary for a realistic view and asses...
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28% Bias Score
September Brings New Consumer Regulations and Oktoberfest Changes in Germany
Starting September 2024, new regulations in Germany grant consumers more control over their smart device data, the Oktoberfest introduces cashless payment options in some tents, and the Bundestag reconvenes after its summer break.
September Brings New Consumer Regulations and Oktoberfest Changes in Germany
Starting September 2024, new regulations in Germany grant consumers more control over their smart device data, the Oktoberfest introduces cashless payment options in some tents, and the Bundestag reconvenes after its summer break.
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4% Bias Score
US-EU Trade Deal Faces Immediate Challenges Amidst Tariff Threats and Conflicting Digital Regulations
A week after its release, the US-EU trade deal faces criticism from both sides, with Trump threatening tariffs and the EU continuing its digital legislation; the deal includes a $40 billion EU commitment to buy US chips, efforts to reduce non-tariff barriers, and harmonization of certifications, but...
US-EU Trade Deal Faces Immediate Challenges Amidst Tariff Threats and Conflicting Digital Regulations
A week after its release, the US-EU trade deal faces criticism from both sides, with Trump threatening tariffs and the EU continuing its digital legislation; the deal includes a $40 billion EU commitment to buy US chips, efforts to reduce non-tariff barriers, and harmonization of certifications, but...
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36% Bias Score
€800 Fine for Illegal Data Access from Motor Vehicle Registration
A Rhineland-Palatinate driver illegally obtained another driver's data via a registration office employee, displaying it during a traffic jam; this led to an €800 fine for the data source, highlighting vulnerabilities in data protection and increased public awareness.
€800 Fine for Illegal Data Access from Motor Vehicle Registration
A Rhineland-Palatinate driver illegally obtained another driver's data via a registration office employee, displaying it during a traffic jam; this led to an €800 fine for the data source, highlighting vulnerabilities in data protection and increased public awareness.
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20% Bias Score
Özdemir Proposes Nationwide Student ID to Improve Educational Equity
German Green Party politician Cem Özdemir proposes a nationwide "Bildungs-ID" (education ID) for students to track academic progress, aiming to reduce the 50,000 annual school leavers without qualifications and improve educational equity, facing challenges from Germany's federal education system and...
Özdemir Proposes Nationwide Student ID to Improve Educational Equity
German Green Party politician Cem Özdemir proposes a nationwide "Bildungs-ID" (education ID) for students to track academic progress, aiming to reduce the 50,000 annual school leavers without qualifications and improve educational equity, facing challenges from Germany's federal education system and...
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40% Bias Score
Five Mistakes Businesses Make with Customer Data in 2025
Businesses must prioritize data quality, adopt synthetic and multimodal AI, and maintain customer trust to leverage customer data effectively in 2025, adapting to a cookie-less future.
Five Mistakes Businesses Make with Customer Data in 2025
Businesses must prioritize data quality, adopt synthetic and multimodal AI, and maintain customer trust to leverage customer data effectively in 2025, adapting to a cookie-less future.
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32% Bias Score
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