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WhatsApp Meta AI Integration Sparks User Outrage
Meta's integration of Meta AI into WhatsApp is causing user backlash due to the lack of an opt-out option, raising concerns about data privacy and user agency.
WhatsApp Meta AI Integration Sparks User Outrage
Meta's integration of Meta AI into WhatsApp is causing user backlash due to the lack of an opt-out option, raising concerns about data privacy and user agency.
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56% Bias Score


Google Deletes Inactive Accounts: Urgent Action Needed
Google will delete inactive personal accounts after two years of inactivity, starting October 3rd, prompting users to verify account status and take action to avoid data loss; the policy aims to enhance security.
Google Deletes Inactive Accounts: Urgent Action Needed
Google will delete inactive personal accounts after two years of inactivity, starting October 3rd, prompting users to verify account status and take action to avoid data loss; the policy aims to enhance security.
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40% Bias Score


Replica Italia: Synthetic Data Platform for Real-Time Societal Analysis
Clearbox AI launched Replica Italia on March 31st, a platform generating 60 million synthetic Italian profiles for real-time analysis of demographic, social, and behavioral data, overcoming privacy limitations.
Replica Italia: Synthetic Data Platform for Real-Time Societal Analysis
Clearbox AI launched Replica Italia on March 31st, a platform generating 60 million synthetic Italian profiles for real-time analysis of demographic, social, and behavioral data, overcoming privacy limitations.
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48% Bias Score


\"German Coalition's Surveillance Plans Spark Privacy Concerns\"\
Germany's potential new coalition government is planning mass surveillance using facial recognition and AI, despite previous rulings against such practices; they also intend to make the participation in a flawed electronic patient file system mandatory, raising concerns over privacy and democratic o...
\"German Coalition's Surveillance Plans Spark Privacy Concerns\"\
Germany's potential new coalition government is planning mass surveillance using facial recognition and AI, despite previous rulings against such practices; they also intend to make the participation in a flawed electronic patient file system mandatory, raising concerns over privacy and democratic o...
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64% Bias Score


23andMe's Bankruptcy Filing Raises Privacy Concerns Over Genetic Data
23andMe, a genetic testing company with 15 million customers, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on March 23, prompting privacy concerns about its vast genetic data, which is valuable for marketing and medical research, despite existing legal protections like the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination A...
23andMe's Bankruptcy Filing Raises Privacy Concerns Over Genetic Data
23andMe, a genetic testing company with 15 million customers, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on March 23, prompting privacy concerns about its vast genetic data, which is valuable for marketing and medical research, despite existing legal protections like the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination A...
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28% Bias Score


IRS-ICE Data Sharing Deal Raises Concerns About Undocumented Immigrant Tax Compliance
The IRS and ICE are nearing a deal to share data on illegal immigrants, potentially discouraging tax filings and raising privacy concerns.
IRS-ICE Data Sharing Deal Raises Concerns About Undocumented Immigrant Tax Compliance
The IRS and ICE are nearing a deal to share data on illegal immigrants, potentially discouraging tax filings and raising privacy concerns.
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52% Bias Score

ScotAccount: Scotland's New Digital ID System Raises Privacy Concerns
Scotland is launching ScotAccount, a digital ID system to simplify access to public services and reduce fraud; however, concerns exist regarding data security, potential misuse of information, and the possibility of it becoming mandatory.

ScotAccount: Scotland's New Digital ID System Raises Privacy Concerns
Scotland is launching ScotAccount, a digital ID system to simplify access to public services and reduce fraud; however, concerns exist regarding data security, potential misuse of information, and the possibility of it becoming mandatory.
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52% Bias Score

201 Million X User Records Released in Data Breach
A data enthusiast released a 34GB file containing 201,186,753 X user records, combining data from a 2022 vulnerability exploit and a new January 2025 breach, highlighting ongoing security concerns and data protection failures on the platform.

201 Million X User Records Released in Data Breach
A data enthusiast released a 34GB file containing 201,186,753 X user records, combining data from a 2022 vulnerability exploit and a new January 2025 breach, highlighting ongoing security concerns and data protection failures on the platform.
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40% Bias Score

Forced Gender Tests in Athletics: A Step Backwards
Spanish athlete María José Martínez Patiño, barred from competition in 1986 due to forced gender testing revealing XY chromosomes, advocates against World Athletics' reinstatement of such tests, citing privacy concerns and potential harm to female athletes.

Forced Gender Tests in Athletics: A Step Backwards
Spanish athlete María José Martínez Patiño, barred from competition in 1986 due to forced gender testing revealing XY chromosomes, advocates against World Athletics' reinstatement of such tests, citing privacy concerns and potential harm to female athletes.
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60% Bias Score

Frankfurt Police Pilot AI-Powered Video Surveillance for Enhanced Safety
Frankfurt police are testing AI-powered video surveillance using facial recognition in the main train station to locate missing persons and potential threats, aiming to expand this technology throughout Hesse.

Frankfurt Police Pilot AI-Powered Video Surveillance for Enhanced Safety
Frankfurt police are testing AI-powered video surveillance using facial recognition in the main train station to locate missing persons and potential threats, aiming to expand this technology throughout Hesse.
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48% Bias Score

Germans Favor Increased Security Powers Amidst Coalition Talks
A YouGov poll shows 62 percent of Germans favor increased security agency powers to fight crime and terrorism, influencing CDU/CSU-SPD coalition talks on expanding police and intelligence authority; concerns remain about future US intelligence sharing.

Germans Favor Increased Security Powers Amidst Coalition Talks
A YouGov poll shows 62 percent of Germans favor increased security agency powers to fight crime and terrorism, influencing CDU/CSU-SPD coalition talks on expanding police and intelligence authority; concerns remain about future US intelligence sharing.
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32% Bias Score

Scotland Deploys 10,500 Body-Worn Cameras Amidst Facial Recognition Debate
Scotland's police force is rolling out 10,500 body-worn video cameras over the next 12-18 months at a cost of \£35 million, aiming to improve evidence gathering and potentially integrate live facial recognition technology, despite privacy concerns.

Scotland Deploys 10,500 Body-Worn Cameras Amidst Facial Recognition Debate
Scotland's police force is rolling out 10,500 body-worn video cameras over the next 12-18 months at a cost of \£35 million, aiming to improve evidence gathering and potentially integrate live facial recognition technology, despite privacy concerns.
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40% Bias Score
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