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What could be a final straw that would make people finally take privacy seriously?

Protect your digital life with the latest privacy news, covering smart device surveillance risks and OS security backdoors.

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As a longtime Android privacy nerd, here are 6 privacy apps I actually regret installing
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'Nobody Is Safe': FL Man Sues After AI Facial Recognition Wrongly Tags Him Child Luring Suspect in Shocking Police Blunder

'Nobody Is Safe': FL Man Sues After AI Facial Recognition Wrongly Tags Him Child Luring Suspect in Shocking Police Blunder
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VICTORY: Meta Strips Facial Recognition Code From Smart Glasses App After Public Outcry

We have the power to push companies to be better. When WIRED broke the news last week, Meta’s executives immediately went on the defensive. Yet, their actions speak louder than their tweets: less than 48 hours after the …
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Meta Furious Over Bombshell Smart Glasses Revelation

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UK people: mass surveillance is here. Not maybe, not if XYZ happens, it's here what can we do to actually meaningfully push back

They simply cannot be allowed to get away with it, the time to do something about it was years ago - do we have ANY chance to resist ? I'm not talking about individual actions and using vpns etc I'm talking about actuall…
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