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iceland

Icelandโ€™s COVID-19 case tracing app has been open-sourced, and the code is on GitHub. The countryโ€™s authorities are proving theirโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
EU_GDPR

The enforcement of the GDPR has been somewhat hesitant, and the situation is getting worse. DPA offices are seeing theirโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
Privacy at risk

Americans arenโ€™t willing to give up their privacy to help the authorities contain the virus spread. Most of them donโ€™tโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
Russian police

Someone is selling an extensive collection of data belonging to Russian car owners on the dark web. The dump containsโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
blur-header

Signal is introducing features to help people hide their faces from the authorities. The app is being empowered with aโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
typing

University researchers figure out a way to translate shoulder movement to keystrokes.In controlled environments, the accuracy of the predictions canโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021

Border officials in China are installing spyware on the visitorsโ€™ phones, with no exceptions made. The app is scanning theโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
incognito person

Researchers find out that a handful of companies are tracking all porn consumption activities. This is possible even when peopleโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
cortana

Microsoft Cortana is recording what you say and sending it to human reviewers. Microsoft claims they only do this withโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
sign

Reports claim that Ringโ€™s employees are teaching police officers how to convince people to use Ring products. The newest revelationsโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
voice assistants

The consumer market demand for smart speakers grows, no matter the recent privacy incidents. People just love the way theyโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
period tracker

Privacy International finds that there are many period tracking apps that are still sharing your data with Facebook. They firstโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
investigators

A video-based surveillance network in the U.S. is invading the privacy of citizens for $20. The database of the networkโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
google assistant

Google says they will make opting in their audio recording program optional. The setting will be โ€œoffโ€ by default, butโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
DEA

DEA has reportedly tried to buy malware from the NSO Group, but they didnโ€™t because it was too pricey. Theโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
mass surveillance

A team of three Ph.D. students has developed a novel method of identifying people on the other side of aโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
shadows

Scientists from MIT have developed a new AI-based camera system that can see around corners. The system reconstructs scenes thatโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
trackers

EFF highlights the fact that the โ€œbig techโ€ is tracking us everywhere but tries to hide it. Almost all websitesโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
university

Schools and colleges in the United States are increasingly deploying monitoring software. Students attend classes and win โ€œattendance pointsโ€, otherwiseโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
trump 2020

The firm responsible for Donald Trumpโ€™s 2020 campaign has contracted a mobile location services company. The firm is buying dataโ€ฆ

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Last updated September 25, 2021
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