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VPN services could be illegal in India under new user data storage rules
VPN services like SurfShark, NordVPN and ExpressVPN said they can’t comply with a new order to store user data for five years or more. Read more…
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Clearview AI accepts database usage restrictions to settle lawsuit
Clearview AI will restrict access to its image database to resolve a lawsuit accusing it of collecting people’s photos without permission. Read more…
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Employee monitoring software may cause more problems than it solves
More enterprises use employee monitoring software as more people work from home – but it raises issues about accuracy, ethics and work stress. Read more…
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Clearview AI chief craves fat gov’t contracts for its facial recognition engine
Clearview AI is aiming to win its first big government contracts even as it fights challenges in the courts and Congress: CEO Read more…
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Marketing is changing universally and telecoms must keep up
Marketing is changing as the priorities of consumers are adjusting to a new reality, and there are some new directions. Read more…
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The metaverse is coming for your biometric and health data
Meta, Apple and Microsoft want to collect your biometric and health data. We need to change the way we deal with data before it’s too late. Read more…
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Suspicion is rife ahead of the Olympics – so that’ll be a fun event. Not!
Suspicion, paranoia and burner phones seem to be the priorities as we lead up to the Beijing Olympics next month. It hardly seems worth it. Read more…
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Context is the new king in the advertising world – but there’s a problem
Context is the new art or science that will drive success in advertising, as recent research shows. But there is a problem. Read more…
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Facial recognition is the technology that’s dividing opinion on AI
Facial recognition is being deployed by more and more countries trying to get control of the Omicron variant. Privacy concerns abound. Read more…
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Privacy and technology killed common sense – is there a glimmer of hope?
Privacy and technology have come together to create the most ridiculous debate about personal data, ever. And it is about to get worse. Read more…
