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New York Proposes Regulations for Social Media Age Verification
New York Attorney General Letitia James proposed regulations to implement the Stop Addictive Feeds Exploitation (SAFE) for Kids Act, requiring social media platforms to verify users' ages and restrict algorithmic feeds and nighttime notifications for minors.
New York Proposes Regulations for Social Media Age Verification
New York Attorney General Letitia James proposed regulations to implement the Stop Addictive Feeds Exploitation (SAFE) for Kids Act, requiring social media platforms to verify users' ages and restrict algorithmic feeds and nighttime notifications for minors.
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24% Bias Score
Italian Facebook Group and Porn Site Highlight Internet's Transformation into a Space of Power
The recent scandal involving an Italian Facebook group, "Mia moglie," and a pornographic website that sexualized images of hundreds of women without their consent, exposes how the internet is increasingly used as a tool for violating fundamental rights and undermining democratic discourse.
Italian Facebook Group and Porn Site Highlight Internet's Transformation into a Space of Power
The recent scandal involving an Italian Facebook group, "Mia moglie," and a pornographic website that sexualized images of hundreds of women without their consent, exposes how the internet is increasingly used as a tool for violating fundamental rights and undermining democratic discourse.
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60% Bias Score
Panama Playlists" Leak Exposes Spotify Data of Prominent US Figures
An anonymous individual leaked the Spotify playlists of several prominent US figures, including Vice President JD Vance and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, raising concerns about online data privacy.
Panama Playlists" Leak Exposes Spotify Data of Prominent US Figures
An anonymous individual leaked the Spotify playlists of several prominent US figures, including Vice President JD Vance and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, raising concerns about online data privacy.
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60% Bias Score
EU Issues New Guidelines to Protect Children Online
The European Commission introduced new guidelines for online platforms to safeguard children, mandating default privacy for children's accounts and prohibiting features that encourage excessive use, following investigations into Meta's platforms and calls from several EU nations for age restrictions...
EU Issues New Guidelines to Protect Children Online
The European Commission introduced new guidelines for online platforms to safeguard children, mandating default privacy for children's accounts and prohibiting features that encourage excessive use, following investigations into Meta's platforms and calls from several EU nations for age restrictions...
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40% Bias Score
20 Images: AI Deepfakes Threaten Children's Online Safety
A study reveals that only 20 images are sufficient for AI to create realistic deepfake videos of children, prompting concerns about online photo sharing, as UK parents share an average of 63 photos monthly, exposing children to identity theft, blackmail, exploitation, and misuse by tech companies.
20 Images: AI Deepfakes Threaten Children's Online Safety
A study reveals that only 20 images are sufficient for AI to create realistic deepfake videos of children, prompting concerns about online photo sharing, as UK parents share an average of 63 photos monthly, exposing children to identity theft, blackmail, exploitation, and misuse by tech companies.
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44% Bias Score
Chrome Update Fixes One Tracking Flaw, But Others Remain
Google's Chrome 136 update fixes a security flaw allowing websites to track browsing history via ':visited' links, but simultaneously keeps third-party cookies and reinstates digital fingerprinting, raising privacy concerns.
Chrome Update Fixes One Tracking Flaw, But Others Remain
Google's Chrome 136 update fixes a security flaw allowing websites to track browsing history via ':visited' links, but simultaneously keeps third-party cookies and reinstates digital fingerprinting, raising privacy concerns.
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52% Bias Score
VPNs and Travel Booking: Risks and Benefits of Masking Location
Using VPNs to mask location for cheaper travel deals is gaining popularity, but carries risks like potential booking cancellations and data security vulnerabilities with free VPNs.
VPNs and Travel Booking: Risks and Benefits of Masking Location
Using VPNs to mask location for cheaper travel deals is gaining popularity, but carries risks like potential booking cancellations and data security vulnerabilities with free VPNs.
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40% Bias Score
EU Court Upholds EU-US Data Privacy Framework
The European Court of Justice upheld the 2023 EU-US Data Privacy Framework, rejecting a challenge by French parliamentarian Philippe Latombe who argued that US intelligence services collect excessive data without proper oversight and that the US Data Protection Review Court (DPRC) lacks independence...
EU Court Upholds EU-US Data Privacy Framework
The European Court of Justice upheld the 2023 EU-US Data Privacy Framework, rejecting a challenge by French parliamentarian Philippe Latombe who argued that US intelligence services collect excessive data without proper oversight and that the US Data Protection Review Court (DPRC) lacks independence...
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32% Bias Score
Mississippi Social Media Age Verification Law Upheld by Appeals Court
A federal appeals court upheld a Mississippi law requiring social media users to verify their age, despite tech industry challenges citing privacy and free speech concerns; the law aims to curb harm to children from online activities.
Mississippi Social Media Age Verification Law Upheld by Appeals Court
A federal appeals court upheld a Mississippi law requiring social media users to verify their age, despite tech industry challenges citing privacy and free speech concerns; the law aims to curb harm to children from online activities.
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40% Bias Score
EU Launches New Online Directive to Protect Minors
The EU, under the Danish presidency, is launching a new online directive for minors to combat online risks like grooming, harmful content, and cyberbullying, including a new age verification app to prevent access to age-restricted content and improve parental control tools.
EU Launches New Online Directive to Protect Minors
The EU, under the Danish presidency, is launching a new online directive for minors to combat online risks like grooming, harmful content, and cyberbullying, including a new age verification app to prevent access to age-restricted content and improve parental control tools.
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48% Bias Score
Belgian YouTuber Banned for Sharing Rapist's Information
Belgian YouTuber Nathan Vandergunst, known online as Acid, faces a three-month ban on online activity and must remove a video revealing the identity and contact information of a 24-year-old Leuven medical student recently convicted of rape but given a suspended sentence. Police seized a computer dur...
Belgian YouTuber Banned for Sharing Rapist's Information
Belgian YouTuber Nathan Vandergunst, known online as Acid, faces a three-month ban on online activity and must remove a video revealing the identity and contact information of a 24-year-old Leuven medical student recently convicted of rape but given a suspended sentence. Police seized a computer dur...
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48% Bias Score
Manual vs. Automated Personal Data Removal from Online Brokers
This article compares manual versus automated methods for removing personal data from online brokers, highlighting the challenges of manual removal and the benefits of using data removal services, which are more efficient and offer ongoing monitoring.
Manual vs. Automated Personal Data Removal from Online Brokers
This article compares manual versus automated methods for removing personal data from online brokers, highlighting the challenges of manual removal and the benefits of using data removal services, which are more efficient and offer ongoing monitoring.
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48% Bias Score
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