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Britain's privacy watchdog quits after 'poor judgment' admission

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

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  • Britain's privacy watchdog quits after 'poor judgment' admission The Register
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Experts have long warned against the idea of so-called client-side scanning. Back in 2023, experts' criticisms led UK lawmakers to decide to halt any scanning requirements within the Online Safety Act until it was technically feasible to do so privately and securely. Now, the government appears to be convinced that that day has arrived, but technologists and privacy advocates aren't buying it. From a technological point of view, Mullvad VPN's Founder, Daniel Berntsson, believes that operating system-level scanning will inevitably harm the trust that users have in their devices. And this, he ex

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It's hard to say at this stage whether the UK plans to force locked devices on children is the right way to address online harms, nor if it's really possible to do so without breaking devices' privacy and security for all Brits. What's certain, however, is that this is only the first step in the current commitment to making UK kids safer online. Drawing on the results of its safety consultation, the government is expected to announce a social media ban for teens next week. According to indiscretions reported by Politico, restrictions will target specific features like livestreaming and disappe

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