Why Is Apple Telling iPhone Users to Drop Chrome Now? In December 2025, Apple issued an unusually direct warning to iPhone and Mac users: stop using Google Chrome (and even the Google app) if you care about privacy. Apple argued that Chrome exposes users to aggressive tracking methods like device fingerprinting, while Safari is designed […]
Data protection in 2026 will be defined by three converging forces: rapid AI adoption, emerging cryptographic standards (post-quantum crypto), and more aggressive regulatory frameworks worldwide. Expect faster enforcement, tighter rules around AI and sensitive inferences, increasing zero-trust adoption, and a continued arms race with ransomware actors — but with signs of shifting attacker economics. Organizations […]
Despite being created in 1936, the Social Security Number (SSN) remains one of the most widely used identifiers in the United States. Originally designed for tracking retirement benefits, the SSN has evolved—incorrectly—into a de facto national ID. Today, the SSN is at the center of nearly every major data breach, identity theft case, and financial […]
E-commerce continues to reshape how Americans shop, share data, and interact with brands. But as online shopping grows, so do concerns about how companies collect, store, and use consumer data. With stricter regulations, rising consumer expectations, new privacy technologies, and evolving cyber threats, the future of consumer privacy in US e-commerce will look significantly different […]
Startups move fast. That’s their DNA.But in the rush to build products, impress investors, and ship features before the competition, data protection is often ignored, misunderstood, or done completely wrong. And in today’s world of multi-million-dollar data breaches, strict privacy laws, and increasingly privacy-aware users, mishandling data is no longer a “small founder mistake.”It is […]
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