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A French Navy officer unintentionally exposed the location of an aircraft carrier after logging a run on Strava, raising fresh concerns over security risks from fitness apps.
A major dictionary publisher has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, raising concerns over copyright use, AI training data, and how language models source definitions.
A report alleges a DOGE employee accessed sensitive Social Security data and copied it to a thumb drive, raising serious concerns about data security and privacy controls.
Meta is facing a lawsuit over privacy concerns involving its AI smart glasses after reports that workers reviewed sensitive user recordings, including nudity and intimate footage.
Microsoft confirms an Office software bug temporarily exposed some customers’ confidential emails to Copilot AI, prompting fixes and renewed scrutiny over data safeguards.
Google provided personal and financial data of a student journalist to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in response to a legal request, raising concerns about data privacy and…
India expands Aadhaar use across banking, welfare, and digital services, but privacy advocates warn that data protection and surveillance risks still require stronger safeguards.
Homeland Security has used administrative subpoenas to seek user data from tech companies linked to critics of the Trump administration.
A breakdown of TikTok’s U.S. ownership structure, the investors behind the platform, and how the ByteDance separation reshapes control, data security, and governance.
Google has agreed to pay $68 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging that its voice assistant recorded users without their consent and shared their data for advertising purposes.
The Trump administration acknowledged in court filings that members of DOGE may have improperly accessed or shared Social Security data during election-related activities.
Apple updates its App Review Guidelines, requiring apps to disclose and get consent before sharing user data with third-party AI services.
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