A cheap Craigslist laptop gets its BIOS hacked and Intel Management Engine neutered.| Colin Cogle's Blog
GPGMail has been an invaluable tool for users of both GPG and Apple’s Mail application. Unfortunately, the marriage of GPG to Mail has been a bittersweet relationship.| Colin Cogle
By Gia Grimm and Karan Manohar In an era where technology is woven into nearly every part of daily life, consumers often share personal information without… The post Maryland’s New Privacy Law Explained: Your Rights, Their Responsibility appeared first on JGL Law.| JGL Law
Google has officially expanded Gmail's end-to-end encryption (E2EE) capabilities, allowing enterprise users to send encrypted emails to any recipient, even those using non-Google email providers. The new cross-platform functionality, now generally available, builds on a rollout first announced in April 2025 and removes the need for recipients to use Gmail or rely on traditional encryption … The post Gmail Now Lets You Send Fully Encrypted Emails Across the Open Web appeared first on CyberIn...| CyberInsider
Signal is adding a new cryptographic layer designed to defend against future quantum computing threats on the protocol's security. The enhancement, dubbed the Triple Ratchet, integrates a Sparse Post-Quantum Ratchet (SPQR) into the existing Signal Protocol, ensuring forward secrecy and post-compromise security (PCS) even in a post-quantum world. The research and implementation behind this upgrade … The post Signal Adds Post-Quantum “Triple Ratchet” Protocol for Stronger Security appeare...| CyberInsider
The Dutch government has formally rejected the latest version of the European Union’s controversial proposal to combat online child sexual abuse, known as the CSAM Regulation. In a letter to parliament, Minister of Justice and Security Foort van Oosten confirmed that the Netherlands will not support the inclusion of mandatory scanning measures that threaten secure, … The post Netherlands Rejects “Chat Control” Proposal Which Threatens Encryption appeared first on CyberInsider.| CyberInsider
Brave browser has crossed 100 million monthly active users, capping off a year of accelerated growth for both the browser and the search engine.| CyberInsider
On September 16, 2025, the European Commission launched a call for evidence to collect feedback and best practices on simplifying several key areas of the EU digital rulebook, ahead of its planned Digital Omnibus package. This initiative targets legislation related to data, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence, aiming to reduce administrative burdens and compliance costs for... Continue Reading…| Global Policy Watch
In this increasingly growing digital landscape, companies are entrusted with vast amounts of sensitive personal information. From names and email| Global Policy Watch
Discover how to overcome consent fatigue and create user-friendly privacy controls with insights on GPC. The post GPC and UOOMS: Do Consumers Want an On/Off Switch or a Dimmer? appeared first on Red Clover Advisors.| Red Clover Advisors
Privacy and security are often treated as parallel disciplines, each with its own priorities, language, and metrics. Yet the most... The post 6 Ways Privacy Pros Strengthen Cybersecurity (Without Saying ‘Compliance’) appeared first on Red Clover Advisors.| Red Clover Advisors
Discover how healthcare marketers can target audiences while aligning with evolving privacy regulations and guarding sensitive data. The post Navigating the New Rules of Healthcare Advertising appeared first on Red Clover Advisors.| Red Clover Advisors
Learn how privacy technology, combined with people and processes, accelerates program capability and ensures scalable compliance.| Red Clover Advisors
This is, as they say, why we can’t have nice things. This week Senator Ron Wyden — one of the few U.S. Senators who takes public and consumer privacy seriously — attempted to pass two bills that would have expanded privacy laws that currently only apply to government employees. S.2850, or Protecting Americans from Doxing […]| Techdirt
Today's links Plenty of room at the bottom (of the tech stack): Apple is out of low-hanging fruit. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: "Julia," HP DRM talk; Atheists know more theology than "Christians"; D&D v MMORPGs; Scandanavia's CSAM filter-creep; Snowden's on Twitter; Limbaugh says Martian water is a leftist plot. Upcoming appearances: Where to find me. Recent appearances: Where I've been. Latest books: You keep readin' em, I'll keep writin' 'em. Upcoming books: L...| Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow
What if Privacy Were the Default? Most digital services still require accounts, personal data, and behavioral tracking permissions, even for simple actions. It’s often assumed that convenience depends on identity. But that assumption is outdated. Tools like anonymous credentials make it possible to build services where an identifying profile is not directly linked to access, ... Read more The post How Anonymous Credentials Redefine Digital Access appeared first on Least Authority.| Least Authority
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Reed College has terminated its long-serving director of community safety, Gary Granger, following his disclosure of alumni information to the FBI without a subpoena or warrant. This decision has sparked significant debate within the college community, raising questions about privacy, protocol, and external influence. Why Reed College Dismissed Its Community Safety Director Reed College President Audrey Bilger and Vice President for Student Life Karnell McConnell-Black infor...| Campus Safety Magazine
Today’s world requires us to make complex and nuanced decisions about our digital security. Evaluating when to use a secure messaging app like Signal or WhatsApp, which passwords to store on your smartphone, or what to share on social media requires us to assess risks and make judgments accordingly. Arriving at any conclusion is an exercise in threat modeling. In security, threat modeling is the process of determining what security measures make sense in your particular situation. It’s a ...| Schneier on Security
Regulators of data privacy laws have expressed a desire in recent months to intensify enforcement around opt-out preference signals, also known as universal opt-out mechanisms (the “Opt-Out Signals”). Opt-Out Signals allow consumers to automatically opt-out of the sale and sharing of personal information for targeted advertising across all websites they may visit through an internet... Continue Reading| Password Protected
Last week, I described a gloomy situation: all public TLS certificate providers log your requests. By browsing through the subdomains, one can get their respective IP addresses. If one of them points to your home route, they know your general location. I analyzed several solutions and decided to use wildcard certificates, which don’t leak subdomain information, while continuing to use Let’s Encrypt. My solution caters to my Synology NAS, as it’s the one I’m using. Gett| A Java geek
I recently learned about a new way to leak your privacy, and it’s a scary one. Before going further, know that I’m not a network engineer: perhaps if you work in the field, you’ve known it for your whole career, but it’s quite new to me. Let me share my findings and you can judge. Because the original post was quite lengthy, I broke it down into two instalments, the problem and the solution. The problemThe solution| A Java geek
I recently learned about a new way to leak your privacy, and it’s a scary one. Before going further, know that I’m not a network engineer: perhaps if you work in this field, you’ve known it for your whole career, but it’s quite new to me. Let me share my findings, and you can judge for yourself. Since the original post was quite lengthy, I have broken it down into two installments: the problem and the solution. The situation I own my own domain. I’ve created mu| A Java geek
By Roslyn Layton, Ph.D., Executive Vice President, Strand Consult and Deborah Collier, Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs, Citizens Against Government Waste The United States is currently operating under a fragmented system of privacy regulations because Congress has not yet enacted a national framework to regulate consumer data privacy and security. States have sought […]| Citizens Against Government Waste
The way we consume content on the internet is increasingly driven by walled-garden platforms and black-box feed algorithms. This shift is making our media diets miserable. Ironically, a solution to the problem predates algorithmic feeds, social media and other forms of informational junk food. It is called RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and it is beautiful. What the hell is RSS? RSS is just a format that defines how websites can publish updates (articles, posts, episodes, and so on) in a sta...| Tom Burkert
The campaign involves apps posing as Signal and the defunct ToTok, according to ESET. The post Android spyware disguised as legitimate messaging apps targets UAE victims, researchers reveal appeared first on CyberScoop.| CyberScoop
Anna Gross and Tim Bradshaw, Financial Times: The UK government has issued a new order to Apple to create a backdoor into its cloud storage service, this time targeting only British users’ data, despite US claims that Britain had abandoned all attempts to break the tech giant’s encryption. […] Apple made a complaint to the […]| pxlnv.com
by John Trest, Chief Learning Officer, VIPRE All organizations, regardless of industry or size, handle information, often in the form of business, employee, and customer data. This data may be confidential, personal, or sensitive, and organizations must take the appropriate steps to ensure privacy. Violations of privacy can have a range of devastating consequences, from... The post Why Privacy Awareness Training is Essential appeared first on Inspired eLearning.| Inspired eLearning
Her computer was being 'recorded 24/7.' Her solution was simple, risky, and genius.| GOOD
A comprehensive guide to zero-party, first-party, second-party, and third-party data for marketing automation beginners| Mautic
Learn three easy methods to quickly delete the File Explorer's address bar history in Windows 11 and Windows 10.| WindowsLoop
Learn the steps to block any program or app in Windows Firewall to restrict it from accessing the internet.| WindowsLoop
Only one section of the beach allowed photography.| PetaPixel
Researchers have developed a new attack that reveals privacy vulnerabilities by determining whether your data was used to train AI models. The method, named CAMIA (Context-Aware Membership Inference Attack), was developed by researchers from Brave and the National University of Singapore and is far more effective than previous attempts at probing the ‘memory’ of AI […] The post CAMIA privacy attack reveals what AI models memorise appeared first on AI News.| AI News
Reflections after the panel at Blockchain Expert 2025 on the monetary future of the world, and on the choice between convenience with control and freedom with responsibility| Bitcoin News
Passport stamps give way to fingerprints as Europe quietly rewrites the rules of arrival. The post EU to Launch Biometric Entry-Exit System for US Travelers, Starting October 12 appeared first on Reclaim The Net.| Reclaim The Net
What sounds like side hustle money is really a permanent trade of privacy for pennies. The post The App That Pays You to Give Away Your Voice appeared first on Reclaim The Net.| Reclaim The Net
Proton Mail’s redesign swaps clutter for speed, giving privacy-first email its smoothest mobile experience yet. The post Proton Mail Rolls Out Offline Mode, Faster Navigation, and Unified Design in Major Mobile App Update appeared first on Reclaim The Net.| Reclaim The Net
Britain’s digital ID push isn’t about streamlining paperwork. It’s about hardwiring state power into everyday life. The post Digital ID UK: Starmer’s Expanding Surveillance State appeared first on Reclaim The Net.| Reclaim The Net
Car insurance has stopped being a ledger of past accidents and turned into a live experiment in behavioral control. The post Your Car Is Talking Behind Your Back and The Insurance Company Is Listening appeared first on Reclaim The Net.| Reclaim The Net
YouTube’s algorithmic surveillance push now forces millions to gamble between privacy and access. The post YouTube Expands AI Age Checks, Users Face ID Verification appeared first on Reclaim The Net.| Reclaim The Net
Upload your ID or log off. Arizona rewrites the rules of adult access. The post Arizona Enacts Law Mandating Biometric Digital ID Age Checks on Adult Sites appeared first on Reclaim The Net.| Reclaim The Net
A blockchain pension tool pitched as a digital public good now carries the undertone of a global ID experiment with far wider ambitions.| Reclaim The Net
Is it time for a new blueprint for security and compliance? ReVia thinks so and discusses why and how in their latest post here! The post A New Blueprint for Security and Compliance: Legal Governance Trends appeared first on eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin.| eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin
You’re tech savvy, curious, maybe a little cautious — and that helps because AI-powered phishing is changing the game. Gone are the days of poorly worded “Prince” emails. Now scammers use artificial intelligence (AI), especially Large Language Models (LLMs), to craft messages so personalized and believable that anyone can fall for them. What Is AI-Powered… The post Don’t Take the Bait When AI Phishing Gets Personal appeared first on ReHack.| ReHack
Looking to beef up your security and enjoy more freedom online? These best free VPNs are ready to support you! The post What Are the Best Free VPNs? (According to Reddit) (Updated for 2025) appeared first on ReHack.| ReHack
Catharine Tunney, CBC News: The immensely popular social media app TikTok has been collecting sensitive information from hundreds of thousands of Canadians under 13 years old, a joint investigation by privacy authorities found. […] The privacy commissioners said TikTok agreed to enhance its age verification and provide up-front notices about its wide-ranging collection of data. […]⌥ Permalink| Pixel Envy
Apple issued a press release criticizing the E.U.’s Digital Markets Act in a curious mix of countries. It published it on its European sites — of course — and in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States, all English-speaking. It also issued the same press release in Brazil, China, Guinea-Bissau, Indonesia, and Thailand — […]⌥ Permalink| Pixel Envy
Disponibile per gli utenti Pro su mobile, la nuova funzione porta l’AI oltre il semplice Q&A: ricerche proattive, aggiornamenti personalizzati e integrazione con app come Gmail e Google Calendar. Un assistente che prepara ogni giorno un set curato di informazioni utili, sintetizzate durante la notte L'articolo ChatGPT Pulse: l’AI che lavora mentre noi dormiamo proviene da AI4Business.| AI4Business
This issue marks the beginning of a different type of series, where I mostly share blog posts from people writing on their personal websites. Digital design is conflicted UX is conflicted. I’m conflicted. I’m conflicted between pushing to go fast and fighting to slow down. I’m caught between fixing things and breaking things. I’m forced to compromise between caring and causing harm. James Royal-Lawson wrote an essay I wholly support. In it, he describes the many conflicts designers ar...| Design & other obsessions by Silvia Maggi
The EU is pushing legislation that would scan all our private messages, even in encrypted apps.| Metalhearf's Blog
From September 8th to 10th, 2025, I attended the ANA Measurement & Analytics Conference, held in Chicago, USA. Organized by the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), the event gathered marketing, data, and finance leaders to discuss the future of measurement and accountability in our industry. Over three days, participants explored how marketing can prove its […] The post Redefining Marketing Measurement: Highlights from the 2025 ANA Measurement & Analytics Conference in Chicago (Part ...| Ayudante
Why hasn't a group like WikiLeaks already leaked all the Epstein files?| Recent Questions - Politics Stack Exchange
Teen accounts with parental controls are coming to ChatGPT. We unpack what parents can do, the limits of AI age checks, and why privacy matters.| Techlicious Latest Articles
Three recent IT‑privacy headlines tell the same unsettling story: that consumer trust is being squandered The post Freedom by Design: Why Purism Rejects Big IT Status Quo appeared first on Purism.| Purism
Every American should be alarmed. It was recently reported that a whistleblower from inside the Social Security Administration, Chief Data Officer Charles Borges, has revealed that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) copied a live, full-fidelity version of the nation’s Social Security database onto an Amazon-hosted cloud environment that allegedly lacked independent security oversight. This affects any American who’s ever filled out a Social Security form, The post When “Ef...| Purism
The New York Times recently reported that a hacker using the pseudonym “Tim” scraped publicly available data from Spotify and published it on his own website. Using automated bots, “Tim” harvested user playlists — many of them tied to identifiable names, locations, and even personal notes in titles or descriptions. The post Spotify “Panama” Leak Is a Wake-Up Call for Digital Privacy appeared first on Purism.| Purism
In her September 15, 2025, New York Times opinion piece, Elizabeth Daniel Vasquez lays bare a reality too many Americans have ignored: the New York Police Department has quietly built one of the most expansive, integrated surveillance systems in the nation’s history. The post The NYPD’s $3B “Domain Awareness System” isn’t just a New York problem—it’s a warning for every American appeared first on Purism.| Purism
Recently, the EU Data Act was officially enacted — and with it, a new era of enforceable digital rights. Where the GDPR set the policy framework, the Data Act demands proof: verifiable, auditable systems that deliver true data portability, secure interoperability, and privacy‑by‑design across sectors. The post Living in the Regulatory Future: Purism, the EU Data Act, and America’s Patchwork Privacy Laws appeared first on Purism.| Purism
When Google agreed to pay $30 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over its unauthorized collection of children’s data on YouTube, it wasn’t a revelation—it was a confirmation. A confirmation that Google’s public posture of compliance often masks a deeper, more calculated strategy: delayed monetization through long-tail data mining. The post Google Mishandling School Children’s Data appeared first on Purism.| Purism
Yesterday, Apple unveiled the latest iPhone lineup adding an iPhone Air — described by them as their thinnest, lightest yet. The headlines were predictable fanfare while missing the larger points. The post Apple’s Latest iPhone: Sleeker Walls, Same Garden appeared first on Purism.| Purism
California’s New Privacy Rules Are a National Signal The California Privacy Protection Agency’s latest regulations redraw the playing field. This is the first set of rules in the U.S. to require: Annual, independent cybersecurity audits for high-risk businesses Comprehensive risk assessments for key data processing activities Bias and privacy impact reviews for automated decision-making systems […] The post California’s New Privacy Rules Are a National Signal appeared first on Purism.| Purism
Purism makes premium phones, laptops, mini PCs and servers running free software on PureOS. Purism products respect people's privacy and freedom while protecting their security.| Purism
Apple lancia la funzione Memory Integrity Enforcement sui nuovi iPhone, rafforzando la protezione da spyware e vulnerabilità della memoria. La misura ha risvolti non solo tecnici, ma anche normativi, incidendo sulla compliance per imprese e organizzazioni in Europa L'articolo Apple alza le difese anti-spyware: cosa cambia per utenti e aziende proviene da Agenda Digitale.| Agenda Digitale
Il Garante Privacy ha approvato il piano ispettivo per il secondo semestre 2025. Previste almeno 35 ispezioni con il supporto della Guardia di Finanza, focalizzate su nuovi ambiti tra sanità, energia, trasporti e sistemi di whistleblowing L'articolo Ispezioni privacy: sanità, energia e trasporti nel mirino del Garante proviene da Agenda Digitale.| Agenda Digitale
Mark Zuckerberg vuole provare ancora a essere innovatore. Peccato che ora la sua visione di futuro passa per una tecnologia ancora più invasiva e "grande fratello" dei social. Vedi i Meta Ray Ban Display appena presentati L'articolo Meta Ray Ban Display: la sorveglianza veste cool proviene da Agenda Digitale.| Agenda Digitale
Vendere online a minorenni comporta rischi legali: contratti annullabili, sanzioni GDPR fino al 4% del fatturato, violazioni del Digital Services Act. Necessarie verifiche età e consenso genitoriale. Come adeguarsi alle nuove norme L'articolo eCommerce e minori: ecco cosa rischia chi vende senza controlli proviene da Agenda Digitale.| Agenda Digitale
In June 2025, the news that ‘Europe is building its own Internet’ or ‘the European Union is taking the Internet out of the control of the USA’ spread through more and less technological portals. I am talking about the newly created DNS4EU for Public project, a DNS resolver dedicated to the citizens of the European … Continue reading "DNS4EU – a bit EU, a bit secure, a bit pointless"| BadCyber
Tails 7.0 launches with Debian 13 and GNOME 48, bringing faster startup, updated apps, and improved hardware support, though GNOME 49 already makes it feel a bit behind.| NERDS.xyz
Jasson Casey of Beyond Identity shares how businesses can prevent identity-based attacks and defend against AI deepfakes with secure authentication. The post How Companies Can Prevent Identity-Based Attacks appeared first on Red Clover Advisors.| Red Clover Advisors
Privacy Rights and Vendor Management go hand in hand. Learn how vendor failures create compliance risks and how to protect your business.| Red Clover Advisors
The incident led to the publication of data on Irish police, sitting judges, prison officers, social workers, journalists, and others, leading to a spike in scam calls and texts in Ireland.| Hackread - Latest Cybersecurity, Hacking News, Tech, AI & Crypto
Contec CMS8000, a patient monitor manufactured by a Chinese company exfiltrates patients' data and has a dangerous backdoor.| Help Net Security
Healthcare leaders must prioritize cybersecurity as an essential aspect of their mission to provide safe, high-quality patient care.| Help Net Security
Children have become a not-so-hidden workforce of fame and fortune on social media platforms. In their article “Children as Concealed Commodities: Ethnographic Nuances and Legal Implications of Kidfluencers’ Monetisation on TikTok,” researchers Tom Divon, Taylor Annabell, and Catalina Goanta expose the ways child-based videos can double as parental profit machines. Published in New Media and […]| Articles – Contexts
On August 29, the Oregon Department of Justice (DOJ) issued an enforcement report and press release covering its first year of enforcement of the Oregon| Global Policy Watch
The Alberta government confirmed it is ending My Recovery Plan, the app that ostensibly tracked recovery progress & facility wait lists. However, the app is hosted by Amazon, placing users' personal health data at the mercy of the American Cloud Act.| Drug Data Decoded
Privacy-Focused Audio Advertising builds trust while delivering personalized, ethical, and effective campaigns.| AdsWizz
In the MyData Matters blog series, MyData members introduce innovative solutions that align with MyData principles, emphasising ethical data practices, user and business empowerment, and privacy.| mydata.org
My personal blog| anagogistis
I also had an experience recently where I had to ask them to turn it off.| Rubenerd
In the natural world, privacy is a social contract: a tacit agreement that we respect others’ private spaces. We guard those spaces with the privacy tech we call clothing and shelter. We also signal what’s okay and what’s not using language and gestures. “Manners” are as formal as the social contract for privacy gets, but […]| Doc Searls Weblog
Could a search engine preference menu significantly increase competition in the search market? We conducted research to find out.| Spread Privacy
Introducing my new little creature just released in the wild: Pepbot. What? It’s a disposable temporary email service. His main goal is to help you dodge spam by providing a valid throw away mail address you can use instead of your real one. For example when you want to leave a comment on a shady blog, register to a random forum or whatever else. When prompted for a valid mail simply use whatever@pepbot.com then go to Pepbot and check your mail or forget about it.| Cloudberry Engineering
The EU’s Data Act took effect on Thursday, setting new rules that could reshape how businesses in Europe and beyond handle data| TechInformed - A leading media and marketing solutions platform for IT Decisi...
On October 14, the EU will vote on Chat Control—a law that could force WhatsApp, Signal, and iMessage to scan ALL private messages, even encrypted ones. Supporters claim it protects children, but critics warn it’s mass surveillance in disguise. Encryption broken for one purpose can be repurposed for censorship and control.| Learn Liberty
Just for fun, MrConsumer asked several of the leading AI chatbots “what unusual things has someone else asked you to do today.” I wanted to see if what we assumed to be private personal inquiries remained that way. Microsoft Copilot Oof, today’s been a wild ride already. Someone asked me to write a breakup letter from the perspective of a haunted house. […] Another person wanted a recipe for lasagna, but every ingredient had to start with the letter “B.” […] I also helped someon...| Mouse Print*
When it comes to world politics, I find myself a pretty moderate person. But I do my due diligence. If there is one thing I've begun doing more often, is that, checking I'm getting both sides of a story.| A Caffeinated Blog
Discover how to complete an AI risk assessment to reduce bias, improve security, and ensure compliance with new regulations.| Red Clover Advisors
In unfamiliar territory? IPSO’s pre-publication advice service can help. Journalists can contact us to discuss the Editors’ Code. Elena Richards Coldicutt explains The post IPSO’s pre-publication advice: confidential, non-binding support for editors and journalists appeared first on IPSO.| IPSO
As I write this in March 2025, there is a lot of confusion about Signal messenger due to the recent news of people using Signal in government, and subsequent leaks. The short version is: there was no problem with Signal here. People were using it because they understood it to be secure, not the other … Continue reading Why You Should (Still) Use Signal As Much As Possible→| The Changelog
– Vaani Negi Introduction Adolescence, the latest four-episode miniseries on Netflix, has been rapidly gaining acclaim, and deservedly so. The series delves into the harrowing aftermath of a 13-year-old boy being accused of murder. The narrative reveals school-going children looking for direction from a digital world that warps their perceptions, rather than from teachers no … Continue reading Penalising Adolescent Bodily Agency: Is It Time to Revisit Consent under the POCSO Act?| The Criminal Law Blog
–Arnav Kaman & Gauri Sidana Introduction Before the start of the Paris AI summit, President Macron shared a video with deepfake AI generated versions of himself in popular movies and TV shows. An ill attempt at humour by the president wanting to bring attention back on to himself. One cannot help but feel the video … Continue reading Criminalising Deepfake NCII: A Swift and Just Sword| The Criminal Law Blog
~By Abhinav Sekhri The Criminal Procedure Identification Act, 2002 [“CPIA”] was passed this April amidst significant criticism [see, for instance, here, here and here]. The issues identified with this law were across a wide spectrum — the attack on the right to privacy, the uncertain status of the forensic ‘science’ at play, the lack of clarity in terms of implementation. Some … Continue reading Taking a Closer Look at the Criminal Procedure Identification Act & Rules| The Criminal Law Blog
-By Sahajveer Baweja Predictive policing is an application/tool that is supported by artificial intelligence technology. These tools are currently used by investigation wings and law and order agencies in many nations to curb the crime from taking place. Such applications work on the concept of using sets of data quantities which are processed by analytical … Continue reading Predictive policing: A criminal justice tool that threatens human rights| The Criminal Law Blog
By Kartik Shrivastava Introduction On 18th April this year, the President of India gave his assent to the contentious Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act, 2022. The Act was passed in both the Houses of Parliament on 6th April by a voice vote. The Act seeks to replace the 102-year-old colonial law on collecting “measurements” of the … Continue reading Identity Hunt: The Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act Needed more debate| The Criminal Law Blog
This privacy policy explains how we collect, use, share and transfer your personal data when you use the services provided on theguardian.com and our related mobile applications| the Guardian
An interesting note from the FBI.| /dev/posts/
App compliance isn’t just a legal checkbox—it’s a strategic imperative. Learn how to efficiently manage app compliance with Kochava.| Kochava
Key takeaways Why Grok AI Chats appeared in search When we press Share in Grok,... The post Grok Chats on Google: What Happened, Why It Matters, and What We Should Do appeared first on AI GPT Journal.| AI GPT Journal
Spotify's new Messages feature could compromise your anonymity by using tracking URLs from past shares. Here's how you can safeguard yourself.| Android Authority