News about: Privacy

Proton releases its new authenticator app that provides users with a secure and private way to protect their online accounts with two-factor authentication.

YouTube is implementing age estimation tools using machine learning to verify user age based on viewing habits, aiming to provide age-appropriate content.

UK residents are using VPNs to bypass online safety laws, but free VPNs carry risks. Learn how to choose a safe service and protect your data.

Tea, the anonymous dating app, confirms a data breach exposing thousands of user images. Here's what you need to know to protect your personal information.

Brave and AdGuard are blocking Microsoft's Recall feature by default due to privacy concerns, raising questions about user data security.

Leak Zone, a cybercrime forum, suffered a security lapse exposing users IP addresses. Learn more about this major blunder and its potential consequences.

Memories.ai secures $8M to develop an AI platform capable of contextually understanding massive video libraries, targeting security and marketing applications with enhanced privacy features.

Chinese authorities are using the Massistant malware to extract personal data from seized phones, raising privacy concerns for residents and travelers.

Jack Dorsey launches Bitchat, a private messenger that works without internet, using Bluetooth mesh networks. How private and secure is it really?

US Customs seeks AI to analyze seized devices, raising privacy concerns. They want to find hidden patterns, raising concerns about digital privacy at the border.

Meta is exploring access to users' private photos for AI training. This raises concerns about privacy and data usage. Should users be worried?

DuckDuckGo enhances its Scam Blocker tool, protecting users from fake crypto exchanges, scareware, and other online threats, ensuring safer browsing.