Police Want to Scan Faces in Public, Now Children Are Caught in the Facial Recognition Debate Privacy and children’s rights groups are pushing back against plans to expand live facial recognition by police, warning that innocent people could be subjected to biometric surveillance without clear rules protecting them. A growing coalition of civil liberties, human […]
Nonprofits Say Microsoft Cut Off Their Data After Free Licenses Ended Some nonprofit organizations say they have lost access to critical Microsoft 365 data after the tech giant retired a long-standing free software grant program, triggering fresh concerns about depending entirely on cloud platforms. For years, nonprofit organizations have relied on Microsoft’s donation and grant […]
Android’s New Content Scanning API Raises Privacy Fears as Google Opens SafetyCore to More Apps Google is giving Android developers access to a powerful new content-classification system, but privacy advocates are asking an uncomfortable question: how much of your personal content could apps eventually scan? Android users are already dealing with Google’s controversial Android System […]
Google Search Said Sam Altman Was Dead, Then the Truth About the AI Misinformation Scare Emerged Google Search briefly displayed a shocking false claim that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman had died, exposing how easily manipulated online information can find its way into one of the world’s most widely used search engines. For a brief period, […]
Carhartt Data Breach: Millions of Customers Could Be Exposed After ShinyHunters Attack Millions of Carhartt customers could be at risk after the ShinyHunters hacking group claimed it stole 50GB of data from the iconic workwear company, including customer and employee information. A major cybersecurity incident is unfolding around Carhartt after the notorious ShinyHunters group claimed […]
