Australian appliance retailer The Good Guys pauses trial of facial recognition in security systems after consumer group complaint, seeks 'clarification'
Consumer group Choice files with privacy regulator to stop three major Australian retailers from collecting facial recognition data on customers
But would the US and Israel approve? US Defence contractor L3Harris reportedly in talks to acquire NSO Group's Pegasus surveillance…
Government announces plans to improve NHS patient data access to third-party researchers while boosting patient access to medical records via…
Spain's High Court on Tuesday called for CEO of Israel's NSO to testify in case about Pegasus spying on Spanish…
Justices on US Supreme Court mull whether Meta's WhatsApp can pursue its lawsuit against NSO Group, and seek Biden administration…
Jailed Israeli private detective Aviram Azari allegedly worked with powerful Russians to conduct surveillance on rivals, says New York court…
Users express frustration after DuckDuckGo explains its Privacy Browser is obliged to allow Microsoft tracking scripts under search syndication deal
UK Information Commissioner's Office orders controversial facial recognition firm Clearview AI to delete data it holds on UK residents
New study from Irish Council for Civil Liberties finds average European user's data shared 376 times per day, rising to…
UK's surveillance camera commissioner warns government, public bodies, and local authorities, against buying Chinese-made CCTV cameras
Biden administration is targetting Chinese CCTV giant Hikvision with potential sanctions for 'enabling' human rights abuses
Spanish government claims prime minister and defence minister targeted with Pegasus spyware last year, as it faces pressure over alleged…
User privacy blow. Scraping data from online LinkedIn profiles is legal, Appeal Court in the United States tells Microsoft
Hacker group's self-declared war against Russia continues after Anonymous posts CCTV video footage from what it says is inside the…
United States and European Union reach new agreement to allow businesses to transfer data and personal information across the pond
As jailed Putin critic Alexei Navalny is sentenced to another 9 years in maximum security, Moscow court finds Meta guilty…
Facial recognition system from Clearview AI used by Ukraine to uncover Russian special forces, combat misinformation, and identify dead Russian…
Pavel Durov, co-founder of Telegram, says he had to leave Russia because of FSB demands and insists the data of…
Jack Sweeney, famous for tracking the jets of Elon Musk, has now turned his attention to the private jets of…
After Google and Facebook blocks ad revenues for Russian state-owned media outlets, further restrictions by tech platforms announced
Messaging app Signal denies rumours its platform was hacked, saying it is part of a “co-ordinated misinformation campaign”
European Commission publishes draft legislation with Data Act, that will govern the rules for data transfers in the years ahead
Ireland's data watchdog is to consult with fellow EU regulators in April over Meta's Facebook data transfers to the United…
More bad news for advertisers? Google announces the Privacy Sandbox will be expanded from web browser and will include Android…
Israeli inquiry examines database from NSO Group amidst allegations that controversial Pegasus spyware was used against domestic public figures
Tech giant Apple to issue setup warning after a number of high profile incidents where AirTags have been used to…
“Limited licence” for NSO's Pegasus spyware was obtained by FBI in 2019, but bureau says it never used it to…
FBI urges athletes competing at the Beijing Winter Olympics to leave their personal devices at home, and rather carry burner…
Another twist. Julian Assange wins right to ask UK's Supreme Court if it will hear his appeal against December extradition…