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X Adds Transparency Tool Showing Government-Required Post Restrictions
X will now show users when posts are limited due to government requests, expanding its transparency tools for content visibility decisions.
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X will now show users when posts are limited due to government requests, expanding its transparency tools for content visibility decisions.
Norway is considering restrictions on camera-enabled smart glasses and wearable devices due to concerns about privacy, surveillance, and facial recognition.
AI could make software more secure by reducing vulnerabilities, creating new challenges for governments that rely on hacking tools for surveillance.
X has sent cease-and-desist letters to Nitter, an open-source project that allowed users to view X posts without logging in.
A newly surfaced hack suggests that the AI music generator Suno may have scraped YouTube content to help train its music-generation model, raising fresh questions about copyrighted data, AI…
Publishers will gain the right to opt out of AI-powered search features under new regulations aimed at improving content control, transparency, and digital rights.
The US Supreme Court appears split on geofence warrants, a controversial surveillance method that collects location data from tech companies for use in criminal investigations.
Motorola has sued social media platforms and content creators in India over posts, raising concerns about online speech, platform liability, and censorship.
Spotify is testing a new tool to prevent AI-generated music from being wrongly attributed to real artists, addressing growing concerns over fake content.
The FBI has confirmed it purchases commercially available location data to support investigations, raising fresh concerns over privacy and surveillance practices.
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’s Supreme Court has sharply warned WhatsApp over user data practices, saying the messaging platform cannot compromise citizens’ fundamental right to privacy.
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