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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
UK Investigates TikTok, Reddit, Imgur Over Child Data Concerns
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office is investigating TikTok, Reddit, and Imgur for potentially exposing children to harmful content through their recommendation algorithms and inadequate age verification processes, prompting the platforms to enhance their safety measures.
UK Investigates TikTok, Reddit, Imgur Over Child Data Concerns
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office is investigating TikTok, Reddit, and Imgur for potentially exposing children to harmful content through their recommendation algorithms and inadequate age verification processes, prompting the platforms to enhance their safety measures.
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32% Bias Score
Dutch Museums Urge Faster Release of WWII Archives
Fourteen Dutch war museums are urging the Culture Minister to expedite the release of World War II archives delayed due to privacy concerns, highlighting the conflict between preserving privacy and ensuring public access to crucial historical records.
Dutch Museums Urge Faster Release of WWII Archives
Fourteen Dutch war museums are urging the Culture Minister to expedite the release of World War II archives delayed due to privacy concerns, highlighting the conflict between preserving privacy and ensuring public access to crucial historical records.
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44% Bias Score
Government Suffers Defeat on Deepfake Porn Bill
The UK government suffered a major defeat in the House of Lords over its weakened version of a bill to tackle deepfake pornography, with Labour peers publicly abstaining to oppose the government's fine-only penalty and 'reasonable excuse' clause.
Government Suffers Defeat on Deepfake Porn Bill
The UK government suffered a major defeat in the House of Lords over its weakened version of a bill to tackle deepfake pornography, with Labour peers publicly abstaining to oppose the government's fine-only penalty and 'reasonable excuse' clause.
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48% Bias Score
ECJ: Online Platforms Must Verify Advertisers, Not Ad Content
The European Court of Justice offered a non-binding opinion stating online platforms are not liable for ad content but must verify advertisers' identities, prompted by a case involving a sex services ad on Russmedia's Publi24.ro that used a victim's photos without consent.
ECJ: Online Platforms Must Verify Advertisers, Not Ad Content
The European Court of Justice offered a non-binding opinion stating online platforms are not liable for ad content but must verify advertisers' identities, prompted by a case involving a sex services ad on Russmedia's Publi24.ro that used a victim's photos without consent.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Ordered to Pay £290,000 in Legal Fees After Lawsuit Dismissal
A London court ordered Donald Trump to pay £290,000 in legal fees after dismissing his data protection lawsuit against Orbis Business Intelligence in February 2023, a case stemming from allegations in the Steele dossier about Trump's ties to Russia and alleged sexual misconduct; Trump claims soverei...
Trump Ordered to Pay £290,000 in Legal Fees After Lawsuit Dismissal
A London court ordered Donald Trump to pay £290,000 in legal fees after dismissing his data protection lawsuit against Orbis Business Intelligence in February 2023, a case stemming from allegations in the Steele dossier about Trump's ties to Russia and alleged sexual misconduct; Trump claims soverei...
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40% Bias Score
LaLiga Fined €1 Million for Biometric Fan Control
The Spanish Data Protection Agency proposed a €1 million fine against LaLiga for using biometric fan identification in stadiums, violating data protection rights, and ordered the system's cessation until a valid impact assessment is completed.
LaLiga Fined €1 Million for Biometric Fan Control
The Spanish Data Protection Agency proposed a €1 million fine against LaLiga for using biometric fan identification in stadiums, violating data protection rights, and ordered the system's cessation until a valid impact assessment is completed.
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36% Bias Score
Algeria Emphasizes Data Protection in Electronic Transactions
The Court of Algiers held a conference on Wednesday addressing the legal and technical aspects of electronic certification, signatures, and personal data protection in Algeria, emphasizing the need for measures to secure electronic transactions and protect individual rights in the face of growing IC...
Algeria Emphasizes Data Protection in Electronic Transactions
The Court of Algiers held a conference on Wednesday addressing the legal and technical aspects of electronic certification, signatures, and personal data protection in Algeria, emphasizing the need for measures to secure electronic transactions and protect individual rights in the face of growing IC...
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12% Bias Score
Generative AI: Five Critical Mistakes Businesses Must Avoid
A new report reveals that 67% of business leaders expect generative AI to significantly impact their organizations in the next two years, but neglecting human oversight, creativity, data protection, IP rights, and policy development risks serious consequences.
Generative AI: Five Critical Mistakes Businesses Must Avoid
A new report reveals that 67% of business leaders expect generative AI to significantly impact their organizations in the next two years, but neglecting human oversight, creativity, data protection, IP rights, and policy development risks serious consequences.
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48% Bias Score
Gambling Sites' Automatic Data Sharing to Meta Fuels Unconsented Targeted Ads
An experiment by The Observer found that a third of UK gambling websites automatically sent user data to Meta via the Meta Pixel tracking tool, resulting in targeted gambling ads on Facebook even when users hadn't consented; this raises concerns about data protection violations and irresponsible mar...
Gambling Sites' Automatic Data Sharing to Meta Fuels Unconsented Targeted Ads
An experiment by The Observer found that a third of UK gambling websites automatically sent user data to Meta via the Meta Pixel tracking tool, resulting in targeted gambling ads on Facebook even when users hadn't consented; this raises concerns about data protection violations and irresponsible mar...
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40% Bias Score
UK Demands Apple Create Cloud Service Backdoor
The UK government demanded Apple create a backdoor in its encrypted cloud service under the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA), a move opposed by Apple and raising concerns about user privacy and international data sharing agreements.
UK Demands Apple Create Cloud Service Backdoor
The UK government demanded Apple create a backdoor in its encrypted cloud service under the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA), a move opposed by Apple and raising concerns about user privacy and international data sharing agreements.
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56% Bias Score
Bavarian Police Act's "Impending Danger" Clause Faces Constitutional Challenge
Bavaria's Police Act allows police intervention based on "drohende Gefahr" (impending danger), even without a concrete threat, prompting a constitutional court challenge due to concerns about excessive surveillance and potential overreach; the court's decision will impact the balance between securit...
Bavarian Police Act's "Impending Danger" Clause Faces Constitutional Challenge
Bavaria's Police Act allows police intervention based on "drohende Gefahr" (impending danger), even without a concrete threat, prompting a constitutional court challenge due to concerns about excessive surveillance and potential overreach; the court's decision will impact the balance between securit...
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52% Bias Score
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