privacy
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techApple Sued Over Safari Privacy Claims and Alleged User Tracking
A proposed class action lawsuit accuses Apple of misrepresenting Safari's privacy features, alleging it allows third-party tracking despite public assurances.
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techWhatsApp Introduces Usernames to Boost User Privacy
Meta-owned WhatsApp will soon allow users to create usernames instead of sharing phone numbers, enhancing privacy for its three billion users.
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cryptoEthereum Foundation Targets MEV Threat, Prioritizes Privacy in New Strategy
The Ethereum Foundation's new plan tackles MEV issues and prioritizes privacy, signaling significant shifts in operational focus and compensation.
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techMicroAGI Revolutionizes AI Training with Free NYC Cleaning Service
MicroAGI offers free cleanings in NYC to gather data for AI training, addressing a critical shortage in physical task data for robotics.
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techMeta Pushes Facial Recognition onto Smart Glasses Without User Notice
Meta quietly added facial recognition software to its Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses, sparking privacy concerns.
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techAmazon Hit with $5M Class-Action Over Ring Facial Recognition
Amazon faces a $5M lawsuit over Ring's Familiar Faces feature, alleging illegal facial data collection without consent.
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techDuckDuckGo Surges 30% After Google Removes AI Opt-Out
Google's AI-first search overhaul, which removed the opt-out option, triggered a 30% install surge for privacy-focused DuckDuckGo.
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techProton Mail Now Integrates with Gmail for Enhanced Privacy
Proton Mail now supports Gmail integration, allowing users to send and receive messages privately while stripping trackers and ads from Google.