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Android users may be entitled to receive up to $100 each from a class-action lawsuit against Google over unauthorized data transmission. The suit alleges that Google sent user data over cellular connections without explicit consent.
This article explains how AI video tools like Sora collect and use personal data, and why OpenAI shut down the tool to protect user privacy.
This explainer explores how AI-powered services like DeleteMe automatically detect and remove leaked personal data from the internet, examining the underlying technologies and challenges involved.
As personal data continues to be harvested and sold online, data removal services are becoming essential tools for protecting digital privacy. Experts highlight the most effective solutions for eliminating online records.
Sears' AI chatbot system was exposing customer phone calls and text chats to the public, creating security vulnerabilities for fraud and phishing attacks.
This article explains how AI companies collect user data for model training, the legal implications of using copyrighted content without consent, and the broader challenges this poses for intellectual property rights in the age of artificial intelligence.
This article explains the advanced technical concepts behind open-source cloud office suites, including distributed computing architectures, privacy-preserving technologies, and data sovereignty implications.
Meta faces a lawsuit over privacy concerns with its AI smart glasses, after investigations found subcontractors reviewing user footage including sensitive content. The case raises questions about transparency in AI wearable technology.
New research reveals that popular password managers may not always protect user data as advertised, particularly when servers are compromised. Security experts warn that even end-to-end encryption can be undermined by server-side vulnerabilities, highlighting the need for enhanced security practices.
Anthropic accuses DeepSeek and other Chinese AI firms of using Claude to train their own AI models without authorization, involving the creation of 24,000 fake accounts and 16 million exchanges.
