Category: Data
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Meta Settles Landmark Privacy Case With Massive Implications for Your Digital Privacy
In a significant development for your digital privacy, Meta has settled a landmark lawsuit in the UK, agreeing to stop targeting a human rights campaigner with personalized ads. Tanya O’Carroll’s case against Meta highlights the growing importance of managing your digital footprint and understanding your rights regarding data privacy. Understand the background and implications of the…
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23andMe Bankruptcy & Deleting Your Genetic Data (Guide)
23andMe, a leading genetic testing company, has recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. This move comes after the company faced significant financial challenges, including declining demand for its ancestry testing kits and a major data breach in 2023 that compromised the personal information of nearly seven million customers. The bankruptcy filing has raised concerns about…
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What Will Happen to Your Skype Data After Its Shutdown?
Skype has been officially shutdown by Microsoft, Redact.dev is sunsetting support as of 5/5/25 As Microsoft prepares to shut down Skype on May 5, 2025, users are left with questions about the fate of their data. These questions are well grounded, given Microsoft-owned LinkedIn recently faced a lawsuit after allegations they used customer data to…
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Apple Pulls Encryption Based Protection from UK Users Following Government Demands
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Apple has removed its strongest data protection (Advanced Data Protection, or ADP) feature from UK users after government demands for a backdoor into encrypted communications. The decision marks a critical moment in the ongoing battle between tech privacy and government surveillance, and may spark tension with other nations. What’s Happening? Apple’s Advanced Data Protection (ADP)…
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Privacy Guide: Delete All Facebook Content Quickly (2025)
Facebook is over 20 years old as of Feb 2024, and nearly everyone has an account. A lot changes in 20 years, but your posts, comments, photos and tags can stick around forever. Old Facebook content can impact your professional and personal life, or just cause embarrassment if rediscovered by the wrong person. And if…
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Mass Delete Twitter / X Likes: The Complete Guide (2025)
While Twitter likes are now private and only visible to you, there are still many reasons you might want to clean up your liked tweets. Whether you’re organizing your digital space, removing outdated content, or simply starting fresh, this guide will show you the fastest and most effective ways to mass delete your Twitter likes.…
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DOGE Website Breached as Judges Sue for Privacy Act Violation
Shortly after the inception of the ‘Department of Government Efficiency’, security researchers discovered a significant vulnerability – calling to question the expertise of the auditor. Multiple security researchers have discovered significant security vulnerabilities in the newly launched DOGE.gov website, allowing unauthorized users to modify its database content. The website was created to track the Department…
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DeepSeek Security Audit Reveals Critical Data Exposure: Why Encryption Matters More Than Ever
In a concerning development for data security, a recent audit of the DeepSeek iOS app has uncovered serious security vulnerabilities that expose sensitive user and device data to potential breaches. This revelation comes at a time when organizations are increasingly relying on AI tools while grappling with data protection challenges. Critical Security Flaws Discovered in…
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International Community Blocking DeepSeek Over Privacy Concerns
AI has quickly become the latest battleground for an international arms race, and China has now asserted itself as a major contender – releasing an AI model rivalling the best of the US and tanking American tech stocks. The international community has responded with widespread and perhaps reasonable decisions to block or restrict DeepSeek’s use.…