Tag #Data Privacy

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EU Implements Entry-Exit System for Non-EU Citizens

A new EU regulation, effective potentially in October 2024, will track non-EU citizens' entry and exit to the EU for stays up to 90 days within 180, aiming to improve crime detection and prevent irregular migration, though concerns about asylum seekers' rights exist.

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EU Launches Biometric Entry/Exit System to Enhance Security and Combat Irregular Migration

The EU's new Entry/Exit System, starting possibly in October, will digitally record biometric data of non-EU nationals visiting the Schengen Area for up to 90 days to combat irregular migration and enhance security; Cyprus and Ireland are exempt.

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Meta to Use European User Data for AI Training

Meta will use European Facebook and Instagram user data to train its AI models starting May 27, prompting concerns about data privacy, although users can opt out; however, Meta does not guarantee it will allow this.

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Decentralized AI: Kava Leads the Charge Against Big Tech

Driven by user concerns over centralized control, decentralized AI (DeAI) projects like Kava (with over 100,000 users) are challenging Big Tech's dominance by offering transparent, community-governed alternatives, enabled by infrastructure advancements from Akash Network and The Graph.

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Meta Faces Legal Challenge Over AI Training Data Usage

The German consumer protection agency, VZ NRW, issued a warning to Meta for its plan to use Facebook and Instagram user data to train its AI, arguing it violates European data protection laws; Meta contends this is industry standard and crucial for its AI's understanding of German culture, threateni...

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Europe Seeks Tech Sovereignty Amidst App Transition Challenges

Driven by concerns over data privacy and geopolitical influence, European consumers are increasingly seeking alternatives to American apps, yet face challenges due to user-friendliness, integration, and a lack of established competitors; the unexpected surge in demand for apps like Magic Earth highl...

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Spanish Government Responds to Leaked Sánchez-Ábalos Messages

Leaked messages between Spanish President Pedro Sánchez and former Minister José Luis Ábalos, obtained from a corruption investigation, are causing a political crisis, with the government responding by potentially filing a lawsuit against the leaker while denying any wrongdoing.

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Liberal Party Shared Voter Data with Exclusive Brethren for Election Campaign

The Australian Liberal Party granted access to sensitive voter data to the Exclusive Brethren, a Christian sect, enabling them to make nearly a million phone calls supporting the Coalition during the recent federal election, raising significant privacy and ethical concerns.

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VZ NRW Sues Meta Over Use of User Data for AI Training

Germany's consumer protection agency, Verbraucherzentrale NRW, is suing Facebook's parent company Meta for using user data from Facebook and Instagram to train its AI software, claiming it violates European data protection law; Meta says its practices comply with European guidelines and allows users...

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Former Palantir Employees Condemn Company's Role in Trump Immigration Crackdown

Over a dozen former Palantir employees publicly criticized the company for using its data-mining tools in the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, citing a $30 million ICE contract enabling near-real-time tracking of migrants and violating the company's founding principles; Palantir and the...

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TeleMessage Suspends Service After Data Breach

TeleMessage, a secure messaging app used by government agencies and Mike Waltz, suspended services after hackers claimed to access a large cache of files, including a Coinbase employee contact list (verified by Coinbase, with no customer data affected); the incident raises concerns about data securi...

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Trump Administration Appeals to Supreme Court for DOGE Access to Social Security Data

The Trump administration appealed to the Supreme Court to allow Elon Musk's DOGE access to sensitive Social Security data on millions of Americans, after a US appeals court blocked the access, citing concerns about data sensitivity and potential misuse, despite DOGE's claims that the data is needed ...

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