Tag: Data Privacy
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Is Siri Listening To Me? Apple’s Siri Privacy Stance
Apple’s privacy practices came under scrutiny recently, prompting the company to address concerns related to its virtual assistant, Siri. Following a $95 million class-action settlement, Apple has issued clarifications on how Siri processes user data, reaffirming its commitment to user privacy. These events highlight the evolving relationship between technology and privacy and the importance of…
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Meta’s New Content Policy & What It Means for Your Privacy.
Meta’s updated content moderation policy, titled “More Speech, Fewer Mistakes,” has ignited discussions about balancing free expression and safety on its platforms. As Meta (formerly Facebook) shifts its approach to handling user-generated content, it’s essential to understand what this means for your privacy and how you can maintain control over your digital presence. The Policy…
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What does a Trump Presidency Mean for your Digital Privacy?
As debates about data privacy and digital security continue to grow, the implications of political leadership on these matters become increasingly significant. President Trump’s stance on surveillance, technology, and regulation, raises important considerations for individuals concerned about their online privacy and personal data security. Key Policies Impacting Privacy During his previous term, Donald Trump’s administration…
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New Year’s Resolutions Inspiration: 5 Digital Habits for 2025
As 2025 approaches, you’re probably thinking about New Year’s resolutions to adopt, or changes you’d like to make to your life. With rapid AI developments & more cybersecurity risk than ever, and an increasingly fragmented digital ecosystem – proven to prioritize profits over your privacy – it’s time to include digital New Year’s Resolutions on…
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A New Era of Digital Security: What Apple’s PQ3 Encryption Means for You
Apple’s release of iOS 17.4 brought with it a groundbreaking feature in cybersecurity: PQ3 encryption for iMessage. This advanced security protocol is designed to protect sensitive data from threats posed by quantum computing—a technology poised to reshape the landscape of cybersecurity. But what does this mean for you, and why should you care? Let’s break…
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Hackers Breach Andrew Tate’s Online University, Leaking Data on 800,000 Users
A recent breach of Andrew Tate‘s online university, The Real World, has exposed sensitive data from nearly 800,000 users, including email addresses, usernames, and chat logs. The incident highlights the growing importance of securing personal data and the risks of using poorly protected platforms. What Happened? The Real World, formerly known as Hustler’s University, offers…
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How Deepfakes Work & How to Protect Yourself Against them.
What is a Deepfake? A deepfake is a video, image, or audio created by AI to imitate a real person. Over the last couple of years, AI services and products have reached mainstream usage, resulting in billions of pieces of AI generated content being created. Using deep learning algorithms like GANs (Generative Adversarial Networks), computers…
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Pinterest and LinkedIn Under Fire for Data Privacy Violations: How to Protect Your Info
Recent events highlight the growing issue of social media platforms tracking user data without proper consent, raising serious privacy concerns. Complaints against Pinterest and LinkedIn reveal how these platforms have been using personal information for targeted ads, often without clear consent, violating the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). In the case of Pinterest, the platform was…