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Google Delays Bard AI Launch in the EU Over Privacy Concerns

June 13, 2023

Nikki Main

Google has delayed the release of its Bard chatbot in the European Union, according to Irish regulators concerned the AI doesn’t adhere to the European Union’s data protection laws. Google announced it was releasing its Bard chatbot only last week, giv…
Read more: Google Delays Bard AI Launch in the EU Over Privacy Concerns
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Whistleblower’s Alleged UFO Leak Piques Congress’ Curiosity

June 9, 2023

Kevin Hurler

Following unconfirmed claims from a former intelligence officer—who says the U.S. government captured a crashed spaceship of non-human origin—the House Oversight Committee is now planning a hearing to investigate the issue further. Read more…
Read more: Whistleblower’s Alleged UFO Leak Piques Congress’ Curiosity
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Amazon Settles FTC’s Ring and Alexa Privacy Lawsuits for $31 Million

May 31, 2023

Thomas Germain

Amazon settled two different privacy cases with the Federal Trade Commission for just under $31 million Wednesday, agreeing to penalties for violating children’s privacy with its Alexa smart speakers and exposing Ring smart doorbell users videos to eve…
Read more: Amazon Settles FTC’s Ring and Alexa Privacy Lawsuits for $31 Million
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FTC Accuses Defunct Edtech Company Edmodo of Violating Kids’ Privacy

May 23, 2023

Thomas Germain

The Federal Trade Commission announced a proposed $6 million settlement with education technology company Edmodo Tuesday for collecting data from kids without parental consent and using it to sell ads in violation of the Children’s Online Privacy Prote…
Read more: FTC Accuses Defunct Edtech Company Edmodo of Violating Kids’ Privacy
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Facebook and Instagram Fined $1.3 Billion, Ordered to Stop Sending EU Data to U.S.

May 22, 2023

Thomas Germain

The European Union hit Meta, parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, with a history-changing order to suspend data transfers to the US on Monday. The order comes with a €1.2 billion fine—about $1.3 billion—the largest ever fine under Europ…
Read more: Facebook and Instagram Fined $1.3 Billion, Ordered to Stop Sending EU Data to U.S.
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How to Hide Your Chats from ChatGPT’s Algorithm

April 25, 2023

Nikki Main

ChatGPT introduced a new privacy feature on Tuesday to protect users’ information. The new feature will allow users to turn off their chat history and disable its ability to use their data to train and improve the AI models.Read more…
Read more: How to Hide Your Chats from ChatGPT’s Algorithm
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New California Legislation Could Hit Backspace on Data Brokers

April 25, 2023

Thomas Germain

Right now, meticulous details about your life are for sale on the internet. It can be details about your children, your yearly income, your medical conditions, hopes, fears, exercise habits, race, religion, sexuality—all this and more is available, som…
Read more: New California Legislation Could Hit Backspace on Data Brokers
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European Data Protection Board Launches ChatGPT Task Force

April 14, 2023

Jody Serrano

The EU’s European Data Protection Board, or EDPB, is launching a task force to monitor ChatGPT, a move that indicates that the bloc’s privacy regulators are getting serious about looking into the LLM’s potential privacy violations. Read more…
Read more: European Data Protection Board Launches ChatGPT Task Force
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Inside Google’s Plan to Kill the Cookie

April 6, 2023

Thomas Germain

Next year, Google will get rid of third-party cookies, the tracking tool marketers and data hogs have used to follow you around the web since 1994. To replace the cookie, Google has an offering for the world. It’s called “Privacy Sandbox,” a set of pro…
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Cops Used Creepy Clearview AI a Million Times, CEO Says

March 28, 2023

Mack DeGeurin

Clearview AI, the shady US facial recognition firm whose surveillance tech is used by at least 2,400 law enforcement agencies, says police have run nearly a million searches using its service. The company’s database of images scraped from social media …
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