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Australian Teen Social Media Ban Raises Privacy Concerns
A privacy expert resigned from a government advisory board, citing concerns that a trial of age-verification technology for a new social media ban in Australia could lead to the harvesting of biometric data from millions of users by tech giants.
Australian Teen Social Media Ban Raises Privacy Concerns
A privacy expert resigned from a government advisory board, citing concerns that a trial of age-verification technology for a new social media ban in Australia could lead to the harvesting of biometric data from millions of users by tech giants.
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32% Bias Score


Cyberattack on Clinical Diagnostics Exposes Data of 850,000 Individuals
A cyberattack on Clinical Diagnostics, a laboratory conducting cervical cancer screenings for Bevolkingsonderzoek Nederland, resulted in the exposure of personal data for 850,000 individuals, exceeding initial reports of 715,000.
Cyberattack on Clinical Diagnostics Exposes Data of 850,000 Individuals
A cyberattack on Clinical Diagnostics, a laboratory conducting cervical cancer screenings for Bevolkingsonderzoek Nederland, resulted in the exposure of personal data for 850,000 individuals, exceeding initial reports of 715,000.
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16% Bias Score


Hessen Pilots AI-Powered Police Surveillance in Frankfurt"
Hessen's €700,000 AI-powered video surveillance pilot project in Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel, launched July 10th, uses facial recognition to locate missing persons and suspects; it has aided eight cases, including a terrorism suspect, but faces legal challenges from the Green party.
Hessen Pilots AI-Powered Police Surveillance in Frankfurt"
Hessen's €700,000 AI-powered video surveillance pilot project in Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel, launched July 10th, uses facial recognition to locate missing persons and suspects; it has aided eight cases, including a terrorism suspect, but faces legal challenges from the Green party.
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56% Bias Score


Whistleblower Alleges Sensitive Data of 300 Million Americans Copied to Insecure Server
A whistleblower complaint alleges that over 300 million Americans' Social Security numbers, names, and birthdays were copied to a poorly secured private server accessible to former DOGE officials at the SSA, raising concerns about data breaches and identity theft; the SSA claims the data remains sec...
Whistleblower Alleges Sensitive Data of 300 Million Americans Copied to Insecure Server
A whistleblower complaint alleges that over 300 million Americans' Social Security numbers, names, and birthdays were copied to a poorly secured private server accessible to former DOGE officials at the SSA, raising concerns about data breaches and identity theft; the SSA claims the data remains sec...
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40% Bias Score


3,000 Women Pursue Mass Claim After Clinical Diagnostics Data Breach
Following a data breach at Clinical Diagnostics affecting 485,000 women's data related to cervical cancer screening, almost 3,000 women have contacted a law firm to explore a mass claim; investigations are underway to determine if legal violations occurred.
3,000 Women Pursue Mass Claim After Clinical Diagnostics Data Breach
Following a data breach at Clinical Diagnostics affecting 485,000 women's data related to cervical cancer screening, almost 3,000 women have contacted a law firm to explore a mass claim; investigations are underway to determine if legal violations occurred.
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36% Bias Score


Solingen Attack Spurs Data Retention Push in Germany
NRW Minister President Hendrik Wüst supports reinstating data retention for three months to combat terrorism following the Solingen attack on August 23, 2024, which killed three and injured many, and a 100 million Euro investment in security measures. A trial against the accused Syrian, Issa al H., ...
Solingen Attack Spurs Data Retention Push in Germany
NRW Minister President Hendrik Wüst supports reinstating data retention for three months to combat terrorism following the Solingen attack on August 23, 2024, which killed three and injured many, and a 100 million Euro investment in security measures. A trial against the accused Syrian, Issa al H., ...
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44% Bias Score

Canada Urged to Prioritize Digital Sovereignty, Scrap Controversial Bill
Almost 70 Canadian public figures and expert groups urged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to strengthen Canada's digital sovereignty by repealing Bill C-2, which they argue undermines Canadians' privacy, and to create a digital sovereignty framework.

Canada Urged to Prioritize Digital Sovereignty, Scrap Controversial Bill
Almost 70 Canadian public figures and expert groups urged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to strengthen Canada's digital sovereignty by repealing Bill C-2, which they argue undermines Canadians' privacy, and to create a digital sovereignty framework.
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48% Bias Score

U.S. Age Verification Laws Spark Debate Over Online Freedom
Over 20 U.S. states have passed age verification laws for online content, prompting legal challenges and raising concerns about internet freedom and privacy; the Supreme Court recently upheld a Mississippi law allowing such checks for social media.

U.S. Age Verification Laws Spark Debate Over Online Freedom
Over 20 U.S. states have passed age verification laws for online content, prompting legal challenges and raising concerns about internet freedom and privacy; the Supreme Court recently upheld a Mississippi law allowing such checks for social media.
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60% Bias Score

Canadian Border Bill Faces Scrutiny Over Charter Rights Violations
Canada's proposed Bill C-2, currently under parliamentary review, faces scrutiny for potentially violating Charter rights by expanding surveillance powers, altering asylum procedures, and potentially leading to discriminatory profiling, according to a Library of Parliament analysis.

Canadian Border Bill Faces Scrutiny Over Charter Rights Violations
Canada's proposed Bill C-2, currently under parliamentary review, faces scrutiny for potentially violating Charter rights by expanding surveillance powers, altering asylum procedures, and potentially leading to discriminatory profiling, according to a Library of Parliament analysis.
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48% Bias Score

Dating App Hack Exposes 70,000 Women to Online Harassment
A dating app designed to vet men was hacked, exposing over 70,000 images of female users, leading to online harassment and safety concerns; the app's owner is facing lawsuits, and the incident reveals broader issues of gender inequality and online safety.

Dating App Hack Exposes 70,000 Women to Online Harassment
A dating app designed to vet men was hacked, exposing over 70,000 images of female users, leading to online harassment and safety concerns; the app's owner is facing lawsuits, and the incident reveals broader issues of gender inequality and online safety.
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56% Bias Score

Rise of Remote Work Hooky Prompts Employer Surveillance
A survey reveals that over 80 percent of hybrid workers watch TV for two hours daily while working from home, prompting companies to implement sophisticated surveillance software to monitor employee activity, despite workers' efforts to bypass it.

Rise of Remote Work Hooky Prompts Employer Surveillance
A survey reveals that over 80 percent of hybrid workers watch TV for two hours daily while working from home, prompting companies to implement sophisticated surveillance software to monitor employee activity, despite workers' efforts to bypass it.
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36% Bias Score

Grok AI Chatbot Exposes Hundreds of Thousands of Private Conversations
Hundreds of thousands of private conversations with Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot were inadvertently exposed in search engine results due to a flaw in the platform's 'share' function; the flaw allowed search engines to index private conversations shared with specific recipients, raising serious privac...

Grok AI Chatbot Exposes Hundreds of Thousands of Private Conversations
Hundreds of thousands of private conversations with Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot were inadvertently exposed in search engine results due to a flaw in the platform's 'share' function; the flaw allowed search engines to index private conversations shared with specific recipients, raising serious privac...
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20% Bias Score
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