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Tunisia Proposes Stricter E-Commerce Regulations to Protect Consumers and Data Privacy
Tunisia's parliament is reviewing a bill to regulate online marketing and sales on digital platforms, creating a new enforcement unit and establishing strict guidelines for online vendors to protect consumer data and ensure fair practices, addressing the rapid expansion of e-commerce and the inadequ...
Tunisia Proposes Stricter E-Commerce Regulations to Protect Consumers and Data Privacy
Tunisia's parliament is reviewing a bill to regulate online marketing and sales on digital platforms, creating a new enforcement unit and establishing strict guidelines for online vendors to protect consumer data and ensure fair practices, addressing the rapid expansion of e-commerce and the inadequ...
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36% Bias Score


Google's Secret Android Tracking Exposed
A Trinity College Dublin study exposed Google's silent tracking of Android users via default apps, storing data without consent or opt-out, contradicting claims of on-device privacy and raising legal concerns.
Google's Secret Android Tracking Exposed
A Trinity College Dublin study exposed Google's silent tracking of Android users via default apps, storing data without consent or opt-out, contradicting claims of on-device privacy and raising legal concerns.
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48% Bias Score


AI Agent Security Risks and Development Challenges
Signal president Meredith Whittaker warned about security risks of AI agents due to unencrypted data processing; meanwhile, the Chinese AI startup Butterfly Effect launched Manus, an AI agent built on pre-existing models, which has reported issues with simple tasks.
AI Agent Security Risks and Development Challenges
Signal president Meredith Whittaker warned about security risks of AI agents due to unencrypted data processing; meanwhile, the Chinese AI startup Butterfly Effect launched Manus, an AI agent built on pre-existing models, which has reported issues with simple tasks.
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48% Bias Score


Guttmacher Institute Recommends Ending Mandatory Abortion Reporting Due to Privacy Concerns
The Guttmacher Institute recommends ending mandatory abortion reporting in all states due to patient privacy risks and potential misuse of data in the post-Roe v. Wade political climate, while acknowledging a need to find alternative means of data collection for research purposes.
Guttmacher Institute Recommends Ending Mandatory Abortion Reporting Due to Privacy Concerns
The Guttmacher Institute recommends ending mandatory abortion reporting in all states due to patient privacy risks and potential misuse of data in the post-Roe v. Wade political climate, while acknowledging a need to find alternative means of data collection for research purposes.
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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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Data Leak Cover-Up Hinders Supreme Court Investigation
Following the leak of an email revealing tax offenses by Alberto González Amador, several individuals linked to the incident deleted phone messages and changed devices, hindering the Supreme Court's investigation. The investigation is focusing on the actions of those who deleted evidence and those w...

Data Leak Cover-Up Hinders Supreme Court Investigation
Following the leak of an email revealing tax offenses by Alberto González Amador, several individuals linked to the incident deleted phone messages and changed devices, hindering the Supreme Court's investigation. The investigation is focusing on the actions of those who deleted evidence and those w...
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52% Bias Score

Spanish Court Seeks US WhatsApp Data in Attorney General Leak Probe
A Spanish Supreme Court magistrate urgently requested WhatsApp data from the US regarding Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz's mobile phones due to a leak of confidential information, following Ireland's redirection, as part of an investigation into the alleged leak of Alberto González Amador's ta...

Spanish Court Seeks US WhatsApp Data in Attorney General Leak Probe
A Spanish Supreme Court magistrate urgently requested WhatsApp data from the US regarding Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz's mobile phones due to a leak of confidential information, following Ireland's redirection, as part of an investigation into the alleged leak of Alberto González Amador's ta...
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36% Bias Score

Former Facebook Executive Accuses Company of Collaboration with China, Algorithm Abuse
A former Facebook executive alleges that Facebook collaborated with the Chinese government to develop censorship tools, filed an SEC complaint accusing Meta of misleading investors, and claims Facebook used algorithms to target vulnerable teens with advertisements. Meta denies these claims.

Former Facebook Executive Accuses Company of Collaboration with China, Algorithm Abuse
A former Facebook executive alleges that Facebook collaborated with the Chinese government to develop censorship tools, filed an SEC complaint accusing Meta of misleading investors, and claims Facebook used algorithms to target vulnerable teens with advertisements. Meta denies these claims.
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36% Bias Score

Spain to Impose Heavy Fines on AI Companies for Improper Content Labeling
Spain's Council of Ministers approved a bill imposing fines of €7.5 million–€35 million or 2–7% of global turnover on AI companies failing to properly label AI-generated content, prohibiting practices like subliminal messaging and discriminatory profiling based on sensitive data, in line with EU AI ...

Spain to Impose Heavy Fines on AI Companies for Improper Content Labeling
Spain's Council of Ministers approved a bill imposing fines of €7.5 million–€35 million or 2–7% of global turnover on AI companies failing to properly label AI-generated content, prohibiting practices like subliminal messaging and discriminatory profiling based on sensitive data, in line with EU AI ...
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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
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