Privacy watchdog in Spain orders Worldcoin to halt eyeball scans to make digital IDs in exchange for crypto
Apparently not a joke. Chinese space agency outlines plan to install mass surveillance system on moon, for Lunar assets and…
US Judge orders spyware firm NSO Group to hand over Pegasus code to Meta's WhatsApp as part of the ongoing…
Florida student Jack Sweeney threatened with legal action by Taylor Swift, over location tracking of her private jet
Italian data protection regulator says investigation found OpenAI's ChatGPT violates EU's GDPR privacy rules
Ring confirmed it is 'sunsetting' its Request for Assistance (RFA) tool that allowed police to request doorbell footage
French data protection regulator fines Amazon 32m euros over 'excessive' worker monitoring, including alerts after 10 minutes of inactivity
In effort to resolve privacy worries, Microsoft is to allow its cloud customers to store all personal data within EU
Apple's encryption for AirDrop file-sharing has alleged being cracked, as Chinese authorities claim they can ID senders
Google starts switch-off of third-party ad tracking cookies under privacy initiative, as advertisers say company gaining too much control
Settlement not disclosed after Google ends web tracking lawsuit with Chrome browser in “private” or “incognito” mode
European Commission classifies Pornhub, XVideos and Stripchat as “very large online platforms”, subjecting them to strict DSA rules
European Union negotiators agree rules for upcoming AI Act after marathon negotiations, developing two-tiered system based on computing power
NCSC warns Russian intelligence services conducting “sustained, unsuccessful attempts to interfere in UK politics”
Despite resistance from authorities, Meta begins roll-out of default end-to-end encryption for Messenger, Facebook
Open Rights Group slams Ofcom's proposals for age verification checks on porn websites, citing privacy and security concerns
Proposals published by Ofcom for porn websites to implement acceptable age verification measures under Online Safety Bill
Legal victory for TikTok after US judge blocks Montana's first ever state ban on the use of short video-sharing app
Meta spokesman Andy Stone placed on Russia's 'wanted list', with Meta Platforms previously classified as 'terrorist' organisation
Palantir chief says firm would not have access to patient data under controversial contract and only any sale would be…
Online Safety Act receives Royal Assent, and government claims it will make the UK safest place in the world to…
Russian subsidiary of Google officially declared bankrupt after authorities in Moscow seized bank account in dispute with Western tech
Heads of Five Eyes intelligence agencies come together to accuse China of intellectual property theft and using AI for hacking
Cross-party politicians, campaign groups call for 'immediate stop' to live facial recognition amidst government plans for searchable UK passport photos
Snap may be forced to stop offering 'My AI' chat feature in UK if it fails to adequately address ICO…
Racial bias of facial recognition again in headlines, after another black plaintiff files lawsuit after being falsely jailed
Another settlement over Google's location tracking practices, with agreement to pay California $93m to settle lawsuit
Spyware linked to NSO Group has exploited a newly discovered flaw in Apple devices, Citizen Labs has warned
Privacy nightmare on wheels! Mozilla Foundations reviews 25 major car brands, all of which fail privacy tests
Project Clover effort to alleviate Chinese state surveillance fears, sees TikTol open first European data centre, with more to follow