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Latest in Privacy

AI Surveillance Systems Are Causing a Staggering Number of Wrongful Arrests

Years After a Girl’s Death, the AIs That Killed Her Are Still Sending Notifications to Her Phone

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers Concerned to Find That Five-Year-Olds Are Already Deeply Hooked on Brain Rot Content

By Sharon Adarlo

Man Loses Password to Chip Embedded Inside His Body

By Sharon Adarlo

Parents Using ChatGPT to Rear Their Children

By Sharon Adarlo

Tech Expert: Privacy Is a Myth, so We Might as Well Contact-trace

By Dan Robitzski

New Privacy Bill Could Send Mark Zuckerberg to Jail

By Kristin Houser

Facebook is Opening Privacy Check-Up Cafes, for Some Reason

By Victor Tangermann

Amazon Alexa: Illegally Recording Kids, Privacy Advocates Allege

By Kristin Houser

Hidden Messages Suggest That Facebook Sees User Privacy as a Joke

By Kristin Houser

Mark Zuckerberg Insists That Facebook Promotes Privacy

By Dan Robitzski

Big Tech Splits Over Privacy Issues, at Least on the Surface.

By Dan Robitzski

In a Shift, Apple and Amazon Say They Are in Favor of Federal Privacy Regulation

By Victor Tangermann

By Turning Down 23andMe, Immigration Activists Are Actually Being Responsible About Genetic Privacy

By Dan Robitzski

Four Major Phone Carriers Just Did Something to Actually Protect Your Privacy

By Kristin Houser

Encrypted Genomic Data Means People Can Participate in Research Without Sacrificing Privacy

By Dan Robitzski

Smart Cities May Be The Death of Privacy As We Know It

By Claudia Geib

Welcome to 2030. I Own Nothing, Have No Privacy, and Life Has Never Been Better

By World Economic Forum

Why The Vote on Internet Privacy Means You Need a VPN

By Sarah Marquart

MIT’s Riffle Anonymity Network is Said to Best Tor in Securing Privacy

By Arra Dianne Hifarva