Brazil fines TikTok owner ByteDance $30M over teen data privacy
Brazil's data protection authority on Tuesday fined TikTok parent company ByteDance 153.8 million reais, approximately $29.
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Brazil's data protection authority on Tuesday fined TikTok parent company ByteDance 153.8 million reais, approximately $29.
WhatsApp announced on Tuesday a series of updates designed to strengthen account security for its more than 3 billion users worldwide.
Apple has revised its plan to consolidate the email domains for two of its privacy-focused services, deciding to keep the iCloud Hide My Email feature on its current domain after receiving community feedback.
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a controversial privacy bill into law on Saturday, August 22, 2026, extending state protections to employees and volunteers of nonprofit organizations that provide immigration serv...
A class action lawsuit has been filed against streaming platform Twitch and its parent company, Amazon, alleging the companies used content creators' streams without permission to train commercial artificial intelligence...
A mysterious new artificial intelligence model named Ox Alpha has captivated the developer community after its release on the AI marketplace OpenRouter, offering powerful capabilities for free while its creator remains c...
Bollywood actor and former Member of Parliament Govinda has issued a public legal notice threatening to seek damages of up to Rs 100 crore against individuals and entities responsible for spreading false and defamatory r...
The Dutch data protection authority has fined Uber 825 million euros, equivalent to approximately $966 million, for deactivating driver accounts through automated systems without providing adequate information or human r...
TikTok and its parent company ByteDance have agreed to a $400 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice to resolve allegations that the popular short-video platform violated federal children's privacy laws.
A man dressed as the Star Wars villain Darth Vader delivered a satirical speech in defense of controversial surveillance cameras at a San Diego city council meeting, using the character to mock the technology's potential...
OpenAI has launched a new plugin that integrates its ChatGPT artificial intelligence assistant directly with Apple's iMessage app on macOS, enabling users to read, search, and send text messages through the chatbot.
Flock Safety, the surveillance technology company known for its nationwide network of automated license plate readers, is aggressively expanding into drones, a move CEO Garrett Langley says represents its fastest-growing...
UK cinema operators are moving to restrict or ban the use of camera-enabled smart glasses, citing concerns over film piracy and customer privacy.
OpenAI announced on Wednesday a new privacy and safety framework called Private Safety Processing, designed to maintain its zero data retention promises for enterprise customers while strengthening its ability to detect ...
Apple has delayed the launch of its camera-equipped AirPods to 2027, according to multiple reports, following the accidental leak of a demo video showcasing the device's potential functionality.
OpenAI announced a new privacy-focused safety system on August 19, 2026, designed to detect potential misuse of its artificial intelligence models across multiple conversations without retaining any customer data.
Healthcare technology provider CareCloud has confirmed that a data breach earlier this year impacted more than 3.7 million individuals, making it one of the largest health data thefts reported in 2026.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has issued a memo to its employees prohibiting the use of Meta RayBan smart glasses and similar personal recording devices while on duty.
Comcast has launched a new home protection platform called Xfinity Shield, which uses a customer's existing WiFi router to detect motion inside the home without the need for cameras or dedicated sensors.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to alter a June ruling, effectively ending Verizon Communications' attempt to recover a $47 million fine it paid to the Federal Communications Commission for mishandling customer...