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Twitter 2FA text service was secretly sharing private user data - 9to5Mac
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NordVPN: Actually, We Do Comply With Law Enforcement Data Requests
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Report: Team USA warns athletes to leave phones behind to avoid China spying during Olympics. - Wait till you get home to be spied upon, again!
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LastPass master passwords may have been compromised
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The shadowy CIA data firms behind the creation of digital vaccine passport IDs.
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"There is no free and open society without privacy": Edward Snowden's dramatic appeal. - The monitored person has long been a reality. But it gets worse: the transparent citizen becomes a totally monitored person. Edward Snowden knows a remedy for this: encryption.
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Verizon might be collecting your browsing history and here’s how to stop it
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Clearview AI has gotten the green light on a federal patent for its facial recognition technology — an award that the company says is the first to cover a so-called “search engine for faces” that crawls the internet to find matches.
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We really have reached peak insanity - Anyone wishing to be euthanized now has to first present proof of vaccination or recovery from Covid, as per the new guidelines issued by Germany's euthanasia association.
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Amazon's dark secret. - It has failed to protect your data. - For years, the retail giant has handled your information less carefully than it handles your packages.
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While China's sweeping new data privacy laws have left tech companies confused about how to comply, they also put the U.S. even further behind in the global race to set digital standards.
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