A common EU layer for age verification without a single age limit In the ever-changing digital landscape, age verification stands as a pivotal element in ensuring the safety and security of users, especially minors, online. As online activities continue to expand and evolve, the need for robust age verification processes becomes increasingly apparent. Recently, ministers […]
ICE-tracking apps pulled from the App Store
ICE-tracking Apps Removed from the App Store: How Government Pressure Is Shaping the Tech Landscape In a recent turn of events, ICE-tracking apps have been pulled from the App Store, leaving users and developers in a state of uncertainty. The decision to remove these apps comes after developers revealed that the US Department of Justice […]
Breach at third-party support provider exposes Discord user data
Breach at Third-Party Support Provider Exposes Discord User Data In the ever-connected world of the internet, data breaches have unfortunately become all too common. Recently, a breach at a third-party support provider has raised concerns as it exposed limited user information linked to Discord, a popular communication platform. This incident highlights the importance of cybersecurity […]
OpenAI’s Sora app raises tension between mission and profit
OpenAI’s Sora App: Navigating the Fine Line Between Innovation and Ethical Concerns OpenAI, known for its groundbreaking work in artificial intelligence, has recently made headlines with the launch of its new app, Sora. While the app promises to revolutionize social media with its advanced capabilities, researchers and experts have raised significant concerns about the potential […]
LinkedIn default AI data sharing faces Dutch privacy watchdog scrutiny
LinkedIn Default AI Data Sharing Faces Dutch Privacy Watchdog Scrutiny Millions of LinkedIn users have recently been warned to review and adjust their privacy settings as the platform gears up to implement a new practice of using profile data for artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms. This move by LinkedIn has caught the attention of the Dutch […]
Canadian probe finds TikTok failing to protect children’s privacy
Canadian Probe Finds TikTok Failing to Protect Children’s Privacy In a recent investigation conducted in Canada, concerning findings emerged regarding the popular social media platform TikTok. The probe revealed that TikTok has been collecting sensitive information from its users, particularly children, for the purpose of targeted advertising. This revelation has sparked concerns among parents, policymakers, […]
Meta and Google to block political ads in EU under new regulations
Meta and Google to Block Political Ads in EU Under New Regulations Media groups seek urgent guidance on what qualifies as political advertising under new EU rules. The landscape of digital advertising is set to undergo a significant shift in the European Union as tech giants Meta and Google have announced plans to block political […]
Switzerland weighs new digital security measures
Switzerland Considers Implementing Stricter Digital Security Measures Switzerland, known for its picturesque landscapes and strong economy, is now making headlines for its proposed new digital security measures. The Swiss government is considering implementing stricter rules for digital service providers, with a focus on enhancing identification collection and data retention practices. These potential changes aim to […]
CNIL fines Google and SHEIN in ongoing cookie compliance crackdown
CNIL Fines Google and SHEIN in Ongoing Cookie Compliance Crackdown France’s CNIL (Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés) has once again made headlines by levying fines against tech giant Google and popular online retailer SHEIN. This move comes as part of the CNIL’s relentless efforts to enforce digital compliance regulations, particularly focusing on the […]