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German Court Upholds BND Surveillance Powers, Raising Press Freedom Concerns
Germany's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit against the Federal Intelligence Service (BND) for its expanded surveillance powers, allowing the agency to monitor individuals, particularly outside Germany, raising concerns about press freedom and privacy; the plaintiffs appealed to the European C...
German Court Upholds BND Surveillance Powers, Raising Press Freedom Concerns
Germany's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit against the Federal Intelligence Service (BND) for its expanded surveillance powers, allowing the agency to monitor individuals, particularly outside Germany, raising concerns about press freedom and privacy; the plaintiffs appealed to the European C...
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56% Bias Score
Apple Appeals UK Government Demand for Encrypted Data Access
Apple is appealing a UK government order to access its customers' highly encrypted data at a secret High Court hearing on Friday; the government says it needs access for national security, while Apple says creating a "backdoor" would weaken security for all users.
Apple Appeals UK Government Demand for Encrypted Data Access
Apple is appealing a UK government order to access its customers' highly encrypted data at a secret High Court hearing on Friday; the government says it needs access for national security, while Apple says creating a "backdoor" would weaken security for all users.
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36% Bias Score
German Court Rejects Lawsuit Challenging BND Surveillance Powers
The German Federal Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit challenging the 2020 BND Act, which allows extensive surveillance of individuals, including journalists abroad. Reporters Without Borders and the Society for Civil Rights have appealed to the European Court of Human Rights, citing concerns o...
German Court Rejects Lawsuit Challenging BND Surveillance Powers
The German Federal Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit challenging the 2020 BND Act, which allows extensive surveillance of individuals, including journalists abroad. Reporters Without Borders and the Society for Civil Rights have appealed to the European Court of Human Rights, citing concerns o...
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Bill Seeks to Criminalize Sharing of Victim Images Online
The Dutch GreenLeft-PvdA and CDA parties proposed a revised bill to criminalize the sharing of identifiable victims' images from accidents or assaults on social media, facing earlier criticism from the Council of State, with potential penalties of up to one year imprisonment or a €9,000 fine.
Dutch Bill Seeks to Criminalize Sharing of Victim Images Online
The Dutch GreenLeft-PvdA and CDA parties proposed a revised bill to criminalize the sharing of identifiable victims' images from accidents or assaults on social media, facing earlier criticism from the Council of State, with potential penalties of up to one year imprisonment or a €9,000 fine.
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44% Bias Score
AI: Revolutionizing Cybersecurity While Raising Privacy Concerns
AI enhances cybersecurity by detecting threats and preventing fraud, but raises ethical concerns regarding mass surveillance and data misuse, as seen in Clearview AI and the UK welfare system; regulations like the EU AI Act and CCPA aim to mitigate these risks.
AI: Revolutionizing Cybersecurity While Raising Privacy Concerns
AI enhances cybersecurity by detecting threats and preventing fraud, but raises ethical concerns regarding mass surveillance and data misuse, as seen in Clearview AI and the UK welfare system; regulations like the EU AI Act and CCPA aim to mitigate these risks.
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20% Bias Score
UK Orders Apple to Create iCloud 'Backdoor,' Facing Legal Challenge
The UK government is demanding that Apple create a "backdoor" into its end-to-end encrypted iCloud Advanced Data Protection (ADP), which Apple has suspended in the UK and is challenging in court; this unprecedented demand has major implications for global data security.
UK Orders Apple to Create iCloud 'Backdoor,' Facing Legal Challenge
The UK government is demanding that Apple create a "backdoor" into its end-to-end encrypted iCloud Advanced Data Protection (ADP), which Apple has suspended in the UK and is challenging in court; this unprecedented demand has major implications for global data security.
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48% Bias Score
Apple Appeals UK Government Demand for Encrypted User Data
Apple is appealing a UK government order demanding access to its users' encrypted data in a secret high court hearing on March 14th, raising concerns about privacy versus national security.
Apple Appeals UK Government Demand for Encrypted User Data
Apple is appealing a UK government order demanding access to its users' encrypted data in a secret high court hearing on March 14th, raising concerns about privacy versus national security.
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48% Bias Score
AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Imagery: Europol Takedown and EU Privacy Concerns
Europol's recent operation dismantled a criminal network using AI to create child sexual abuse imagery, resulting in 25 arrests across 19 countries, including warnings issued to four individuals in the Netherlands for downloading these images; the EU's controversial proposal for client-side scanning...
AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Imagery: Europol Takedown and EU Privacy Concerns
Europol's recent operation dismantled a criminal network using AI to create child sexual abuse imagery, resulting in 25 arrests across 19 countries, including warnings issued to four individuals in the Netherlands for downloading these images; the EU's controversial proposal for client-side scanning...
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48% Bias Score
Google's Silent Tracking of Android Users Exposed
A Trinity College Dublin study reveals Google silently tracks Android users via default apps, storing cookies and identifiers without consent or an opt-out, despite Google's claims of prioritizing user privacy and compliance with data regulations; this impacts all Android users, including Galaxy and...
Google's Silent Tracking of Android Users Exposed
A Trinity College Dublin study reveals Google silently tracks Android users via default apps, storing cookies and identifiers without consent or an opt-out, despite Google's claims of prioritizing user privacy and compliance with data regulations; this impacts all Android users, including Galaxy and...
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56% Bias Score
Misinformation on X Undermines Trust in Traditional Media
The author discusses the spread of misinformation on X (formerly Twitter), citing false claims about Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's assets and his daughters' education; this highlights the challenge for traditional media in maintaining credibility and combating online falsehoods.
Misinformation on X Undermines Trust in Traditional Media
The author discusses the spread of misinformation on X (formerly Twitter), citing false claims about Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's assets and his daughters' education; this highlights the challenge for traditional media in maintaining credibility and combating online falsehoods.
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68% Bias Score
Critical Flaw in Apple's Find My Network Poses National Security Threat
Researchers discovered a vulnerability, 'nRootTag', in Apple's Find My network allowing the tracking of Bluetooth devices with 90% success; this poses a national security risk due to the ability to track devices even without internet or GPS.
Critical Flaw in Apple's Find My Network Poses National Security Threat
Researchers discovered a vulnerability, 'nRootTag', in Apple's Find My network allowing the tracking of Bluetooth devices with 90% success; this poses a national security risk due to the ability to track devices even without internet or GPS.
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48% 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
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