Articles about Digital Privacy in Technology & AI
Imagine discovering you have hundreds of half-siblings scattered across the globe. Thanks to DNA testing, this is a reality, and it's forcing a tough conversation about the unregulated world of sperm donation.
Solos is trying to solve the biggest problem with smart glasses: the creep factor. Their new model comes with a physical camera cover, but is this a brilliant privacy fix or just a clunky reminder that you're wearing a camera on your face?
Liquid AI just dropped LocalCowork, an open-source desktop agent that runs entirely on your machine. We break down how its clever model makes private, offline AI workflows a reality.
OpenAI just dropped a powerful new open-source tool for redacting personal info from text. It's built with a clever Mixture-of-Experts architecture that makes it tiny enough to run anywhere, even in a browser.
Did you know the photos you use in Google Search might be training its AI? A new setting stores your media uploads, but you can turn it off. Here’s a simple guide to take back control.
Meta has been tracking employee keystrokes to train its AI models, and now, that sensitive data has been exposed internally. Here’s why this is a bigger deal than you think.
You can't make this stuff up. Meta was building a tool to track employee productivity, but had to hit the brakes after it accidentally leaked the very data it was collecting. Let's get into what happened.
AI agents need your data to be useful, but that's a privacy nightmare. Discover MemPrivacy, a new on-device framework that cleverly protects your info without making your AI assistant useless.
An engineer’s internal post protesting laptop surveillance has gone viral inside Meta, sparking a heated debate among employees about trust, privacy, and corporate overreach. Here’s what’s really going on.
Ever feel like you're being watched? At Disneyland, you might be. We're breaking down their new face recognition test, plus how the NSA is using AI to hunt for hackers.
You won't believe how quickly the EU's brand-new digital identity app was compromised. Plus, we're diving into massive data breaches at a major gym and hotel chain, and the cyberattack that knocked Bluesky offline.
That little buzz from your phone feels private, but it might not be. We're breaking down how the FBI can get your push notification data, plus a look at Iran's massive internet blackout and the wild world of crypto scams.