…Alpha told WIRED the Miami privacy pods “are monitored by staff and by motion-activated cameras. They have never been used inappropriately or in the salacious false context presented by Wired.” Alpha…
…My dad was initially resistant to Sensi because of his own privacy concerns—who can blame him?—but after a little cajoling from my sister and me, he finally agreed to have…
…Rednote did not respond to WIRED’s requests for comment. It’s incredibly challenging in the current regulatory and political environment for a Chinese social platform to operate globally without some degree…
…The Encrypted Spaces team showed WIRED a demo of a prototype application it calls Spaces, which it also released Thursday. (They recommend the software not be used in its current state but…
…But on the flip side, there are major privacy concerns to sharing your health data without protections.” Agrawal is concerned about users uploading sensitive data to chatbots since these commonly used AI…
…the safety, privacy, and reputation of every Dialoger past and present.” Multiple reviews of the site's publicly accessible architecture, though, point to a misconfiguration, not a break-in. WIRED first reported…
…imposed by authoritarian regimes,” read Telegram's statement to WIRED at the time. "We remain unwavering in our commitment to safeguarding user privacy and defending fundamental freedoms, including the right to financial…
…Jack Dorsey became one of GrapheneOS’s biggest supporters, along with Ethereum cofounder Vitalik Buterin and Swiss privacy-focused company Proton AG. Edward Snowden weighed in: “If I were configuring a smartphone…
Meta has been quietly stashing dormant face recognition code on more than 50 million phones, WIRED reported this week, tucked inside the companion app that pairs with its Ray-Ban and Oakley…
…The software, known as Model Capability Initiative, or MCI, suddenly turned people across the company into privacy zealots, a legal staffer says. When employees protested the rollout in internal messages, including by…