The Electronic Frontier Foundation EFF is asking the attorneys general of California and New York to investigate Google for deceptive trade practices, saying the tech giant fails to notify users before handing over their data to law enforcement agencies like ICE. “For nearly a decade, Google has pr… …
… Though his motivations are still largely unknown, law enforcement agents believe that Allen was there to target Trump and several senior administration officials in attendance, which included Vice President JD Vance, FBI Director Kash Patel, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and senior adviser Stephe… …
… Meta simply refuses to place the safety of children ahead of engagement, advertising revenue, and profit.” Meta claims recent features like Teen Accounts already address many of New Mexico’s concerns, and proposes far more modest changes to tweak its age assurance models and fund law enforcement tr… …
… That speech could include LGBTQ+ expression, especially as gender-affirming care for transgender youth is already being targeted by the FTC. “I’m very worried about that being used as a pretext to crack down even further on either consensually sexually explicit material, or specifically on educatio… …
… Demands for unredacted voter files only exert undue control over elections and subject voters to increased privacy risks, they say. “The administration has proceeded in the face of that known risk, some might say by design, rather than just out of negligence,” says John Davisson, deputy director an… …
… And yes, “destroying a Big Tech data center in a targeted drone strike” is a manner of government AI regulation, but we’ll get to that shortly. …
… One of their first ads criticized Bores for working at Palantir during a period where the controversial tech company had contracted with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and suggested that Bores was hypocritical for now saying he wanted to abolish ICE. …
… And the contractors, too, would reap the rewards, perhaps finding their jobs a little easier under an administration that has taken a maximalist approach to immigration enforcement. …
… A Washington Post report digs into one 67-year-old man’s experience being targeted by a warrantless administrative subpoena that doesn’t need sign off from a judge or jury. …
… Delve responded by claiming a bad actor “maliciously exfiltrated data” as part of a “coordinated, targeted cyberattack.” Embattled startup Delve has ‘parted ways’ with Y Combinator | TechCrunch TechCrunch Jay Peters Apr 4 A company that makes AI training data has been hit by a security breach. …