Since leaving Google, she advocates for a revolution: privacy by default, nonprofit alternatives, and breaking up monopolies.
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Over the past few weeks, OpenAI has identified more than 20 cyberattacks orchestrated using ChatGPT and other LLMs.
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Imagine walking down the street and being stopped by a stranger that knows your name, what you like, and where you live.
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Having someone uninstall and install things on your PC without asking is certainly disturbing.
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It’s a historic change for the app. Goodbye to government resistance.
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The terms of Telegram’s FAQ have changed. However, it’s unclear whether the messaging platform will moderate chats.
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Police aren’t only searching crime scenes for traditional clues, they’re now on the lookout for parked Teslas.
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The “suggested tags” feature is already costing Meta dearly: Texas fined it $1.4 billion.
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AI companies need to catch up.
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Even keystrokes and cursor movements are encrypted.
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Your location history will no longer be stored on Google’s servers in the cloud but on your own device.
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Users are strongly opposing this intrusion into their content.
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Many user comments on forums and social networks reflect the same response: People are calling Recall “a privacy nightmare.”
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One of its advocates cautions users that how Big Tech firms are using passkeys to further confine users within their ecosystems.
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