Google is tracking your digital fingerprints again
Google is advancing user tracking through digital fingerprinting, which may compromise user privacy despite claims of enhanced protection.
Google is tracking your digital fingerprints again
Google's new data collection system combines advertising with digital fingerprinting, presenting a challenge to user privacy.
UK data regulator criticises Google for irresponsible' ad tracking change
Google criticized for enabling invasive user tracking through fingerprinting, undermining privacy and user consent.
Bid to revive UK privacy damages suit against Google DeepMind fails to show class | TechCrunch
Privacy class-action lawsuits face significant legal challenges, particularly regarding the representational aspect and the economics of bundling individual claims.
Google is tracking your digital fingerprints again
Google is advancing user tracking through digital fingerprinting, which may compromise user privacy despite claims of enhanced protection.
Google is tracking your digital fingerprints again
Google's new data collection system combines advertising with digital fingerprinting, presenting a challenge to user privacy.
UK data regulator criticises Google for irresponsible' ad tracking change
Google criticized for enabling invasive user tracking through fingerprinting, undermining privacy and user consent.
Bid to revive UK privacy damages suit against Google DeepMind fails to show class | TechCrunch
Privacy class-action lawsuits face significant legal challenges, particularly regarding the representational aspect and the economics of bundling individual claims.
600,000 sensitive files exposed by data broker SL Data Services
A non-password protected database of SL Data Services exposed over 600,000 sensitive files, putting individuals' personal information at risk.
Salt Typhoon cyberattack: Encrypted messaging apps and other ways to stay safe amid the Chinese telecom hack
The 'Salt Typhoon' cyberattack poses significant risks to telecommunications and the private communications of Americans, linked to Chinese hackers.
Massive data breach at federal credit union exposes 240K members
SRP Federal Credit Union's data breach exposed sensitive information of over 240,000 individuals due to inadequate security measures and delayed detection.
Meta Fined 251 Million for 2018 Data Breach Impacting 29 Million Accounts
Meta Platforms fined €251 million for a 2018 data breach affecting millions, exposing serious privacy violations.
Potential payouts for up to 300,000 Australian Facebook users in Cambridge Analytica settlement
Meta's A$50 million settlement allows potentially hundreds of thousands of Australians affected by the Cambridge Analytica scandal to seek compensation.
Attorney General James Secures $500,000 from Auto Insurance Company Over Data Breach
Noblr was fined $500,000 for a data breach impacting over 80,000 New Yorkers, stressing the need for strong cybersecurity measures among auto insurance firms.
600,000 sensitive files exposed by data broker SL Data Services
A non-password protected database of SL Data Services exposed over 600,000 sensitive files, putting individuals' personal information at risk.
Salt Typhoon cyberattack: Encrypted messaging apps and other ways to stay safe amid the Chinese telecom hack
The 'Salt Typhoon' cyberattack poses significant risks to telecommunications and the private communications of Americans, linked to Chinese hackers.
Massive data breach at federal credit union exposes 240K members
SRP Federal Credit Union's data breach exposed sensitive information of over 240,000 individuals due to inadequate security measures and delayed detection.
Meta Fined 251 Million for 2018 Data Breach Impacting 29 Million Accounts
Meta Platforms fined €251 million for a 2018 data breach affecting millions, exposing serious privacy violations.
Potential payouts for up to 300,000 Australian Facebook users in Cambridge Analytica settlement
Meta's A$50 million settlement allows potentially hundreds of thousands of Australians affected by the Cambridge Analytica scandal to seek compensation.
Attorney General James Secures $500,000 from Auto Insurance Company Over Data Breach
Noblr was fined $500,000 for a data breach impacting over 80,000 New Yorkers, stressing the need for strong cybersecurity measures among auto insurance firms.
The US supreme court's TikTok case will put free expression on the line | Trevor Timm
The Supreme Court's decision to review TikTok's case could set a precedent affecting free expression and national security.
There's No Copyright Exception to First Amendment Protections for Anonymous Speech
The First Amendment protects anonymous discussions regarding illegal activities, including copyright infringement, and courts have repeatedly denied attempts to unmask such speakers.
This Bill Could Put A Stop To Censorship By Lawsuit
SLAPP lawsuits abuse legal systems to intimidate free speech, but the bipartisan Free Speech Protection Act aims to provide much-needed protections at the federal level.
The US supreme court's TikTok case will put free expression on the line | Trevor Timm
The Supreme Court's decision to review TikTok's case could set a precedent affecting free expression and national security.
There's No Copyright Exception to First Amendment Protections for Anonymous Speech
The First Amendment protects anonymous discussions regarding illegal activities, including copyright infringement, and courts have repeatedly denied attempts to unmask such speakers.
This Bill Could Put A Stop To Censorship By Lawsuit
SLAPP lawsuits abuse legal systems to intimidate free speech, but the bipartisan Free Speech Protection Act aims to provide much-needed protections at the federal level.
US Officials Recommend Encryption Apps Amid Chinese Telecom Hacking
Global law enforcement agencies successfully dismantled major Russian money-laundering networks using new techniques, emphasizing ongoing challenges in combating financial crimes.
A huge hack of U.S. phone companies means your text messages may not be safe | CBC News
A widespread Chinese hacking campaign has compromised U.S. telecom firms, exposing vulnerabilities in telecommunications that threaten the security of private communications.
Chinese state hackers hacked telecom companies worldwide
Chinese state hackers have targeted telecom companies worldwide, compromising private firms and possibly affecting U.S. networks while urging encryption for communication security.
Warning issued after Chinese hacker group breaches telco firms in "dozens of countries"
A Chinese state-sponsored hacking group has breached telecommunications firms globally, affecting multiple countries and private companies.
Sensitive metadata of US citizens may have been accessed, particularly targeting regions with senior government officials.
Chinese EagleMsgSpy Spyware Found Exploiting Mobile Devices Since 2017
EagleMsgSpy is a Chinese surveillance tool installed on mobile devices, designed to covertly collect extensive user data.
What is Salt Typhoon? A security expert explains the Chinese hackers and their attack on US telecommunications networks
The Salt Typhoon cyberattack is the worst telecommunications breach in U.S. history, posing serious national security threats and implicating broader vulnerabilities in cybersecurity practices.
US Officials Recommend Encryption Apps Amid Chinese Telecom Hacking
Global law enforcement agencies successfully dismantled major Russian money-laundering networks using new techniques, emphasizing ongoing challenges in combating financial crimes.
A huge hack of U.S. phone companies means your text messages may not be safe | CBC News
A widespread Chinese hacking campaign has compromised U.S. telecom firms, exposing vulnerabilities in telecommunications that threaten the security of private communications.
Chinese state hackers hacked telecom companies worldwide
Chinese state hackers have targeted telecom companies worldwide, compromising private firms and possibly affecting U.S. networks while urging encryption for communication security.
Warning issued after Chinese hacker group breaches telco firms in "dozens of countries"
A Chinese state-sponsored hacking group has breached telecommunications firms globally, affecting multiple countries and private companies.
Sensitive metadata of US citizens may have been accessed, particularly targeting regions with senior government officials.
Chinese EagleMsgSpy Spyware Found Exploiting Mobile Devices Since 2017
EagleMsgSpy is a Chinese surveillance tool installed on mobile devices, designed to covertly collect extensive user data.
What is Salt Typhoon? A security expert explains the Chinese hackers and their attack on US telecommunications networks
The Salt Typhoon cyberattack is the worst telecommunications breach in U.S. history, posing serious national security threats and implicating broader vulnerabilities in cybersecurity practices.
Apple's Privacy Stance is Conflicting its Newly-Patented System
Apple's new patent raises doubts about its privacy commitment, potentially revealing a conflict between user data control and personalized advertising.
"Can the Government Read My Text Messages?"
Privacy is a fundamental human right, essential for secure communication.
Ireland fines Meta $263 million for 2018 View As data breach
Meta faces costly legal consequences, including a $31.7 million settlement in Australia and a €251 million fine from the IDPC for data breaches.
Has Serbia hacked activists', journalists' phones? Why?
Serbian activists and journalists are reportedly being unlawfully surveilled by police using spyware, raising significant privacy concerns.
Apple and Meta go to war over interoperability vs. privacy | TechCrunch
Apple and Meta are in conflict over interoperability and privacy under the EU's Digital Markets Act, highlighting concerns about user data security.
Australia Banning Kids from Social Media Does More Harm Than Good
Australia's new age verification law compromises privacy and grants government excessive control over social media access.
Apple's Privacy Stance is Conflicting its Newly-Patented System
Apple's new patent raises doubts about its privacy commitment, potentially revealing a conflict between user data control and personalized advertising.
"Can the Government Read My Text Messages?"
Privacy is a fundamental human right, essential for secure communication.
Ireland fines Meta $263 million for 2018 View As data breach
Meta faces costly legal consequences, including a $31.7 million settlement in Australia and a €251 million fine from the IDPC for data breaches.
Has Serbia hacked activists', journalists' phones? Why?
Serbian activists and journalists are reportedly being unlawfully surveilled by police using spyware, raising significant privacy concerns.
Apple and Meta go to war over interoperability vs. privacy | TechCrunch
Apple and Meta are in conflict over interoperability and privacy under the EU's Digital Markets Act, highlighting concerns about user data security.
Australia Banning Kids from Social Media Does More Harm Than Good
Australia's new age verification law compromises privacy and grants government excessive control over social media access.
Saving the Internet in Europe: Defending Free Expression
EFF actively promotes digital rights in Europe, focusing on freedom of expression and privacy in the context of online platforms.
We're Creating a Better Future for the Internet
EFF's Certbot tool has revolutionized website security by making SSL certification accessible and free, contributing to widespread internet encryption.
Speaking Freely: Prasanth Sugathan
Prasanth Sugathan advocates for digital rights in India through strategic legal actions and policy work.
Let's Answer the Question: "Why is Printer Ink So Expensive?"
Printer ink is expensive due to monopolies and exploitation, not high production costs.
Digital Rights Bytes provides resources for understanding digital rights and technology.
Speaking Freely: Tomiwa Ilori
Freedom of expression is essential and intrinsic to human existence, likened to the air we breathe.
Saving the Internet in Europe: Defending Free Expression
EFF actively promotes digital rights in Europe, focusing on freedom of expression and privacy in the context of online platforms.
We're Creating a Better Future for the Internet
EFF's Certbot tool has revolutionized website security by making SSL certification accessible and free, contributing to widespread internet encryption.
Speaking Freely: Prasanth Sugathan
Prasanth Sugathan advocates for digital rights in India through strategic legal actions and policy work.
Let's Answer the Question: "Why is Printer Ink So Expensive?"
Printer ink is expensive due to monopolies and exploitation, not high production costs.
Digital Rights Bytes provides resources for understanding digital rights and technology.
Speaking Freely: Tomiwa Ilori
Freedom of expression is essential and intrinsic to human existence, likened to the air we breathe.
US senator wants to mandate telecom cyber security standards
Senator Ron Wyden proposed legislation requiring US telecoms to implement minimum cyber security standards to prevent foreign attacks on communication systems.
There is a strong momentum for reforming the outdated Computer Misuse Act to support ethical hacking and enhance cyber security.
Proposed changes aim to provide legal protections for security professionals conducting legitimate activities.
The Data Bill: It's time to cyber up | Computer Weekly
The Computer Misuse Act needs urgent updates to address modern cyber security challenges and allow legitimate research.
US senator wants to mandate telecom cyber security standards
Senator Ron Wyden proposed legislation requiring US telecoms to implement minimum cyber security standards to prevent foreign attacks on communication systems.
The FTC's Social Media Data Practices Report Is a House of Cards Built on False Assumptions and Unsubstantiated Claims
The FTC's report on social media companies' data practices misrepresents standard data collection as surveillance, leading to confusion about ethical marketing.
US appeals court upholds law forcing sale or ban of TikTok
TikTok faces a potential ban in the US unless it divests from its Chinese ownership before January 2025.
What You Should Know When Joining Bluesky
Bluesky aims to reimagine social media through user control and openness, appealing to those disillusioned by Twitter's recent transformations.
The FTC's Social Media Data Practices Report Is a House of Cards Built on False Assumptions and Unsubstantiated Claims
The FTC's report on social media companies' data practices misrepresents standard data collection as surveillance, leading to confusion about ethical marketing.
US appeals court upholds law forcing sale or ban of TikTok
TikTok faces a potential ban in the US unless it divests from its Chinese ownership before January 2025.
What You Should Know When Joining Bluesky
Bluesky aims to reimagine social media through user control and openness, appealing to those disillusioned by Twitter's recent transformations.
Location Tracking Tools Endanger Abortion Access. Lawmakers Must Act Now.
Unfettered location tracking endangers vulnerable groups and poses risks to safety and privacy, necessitating better protections against mass surveillance.
FTC prohibits data brokers from selling Americans' location data
The FTC banned Mobilewalla and Gravy Analytics from collecting and selling sensitive location data of Americans.
Limiting data collection is crucial for protecting individuals from potential harm and privacy violations.
Location Tracking Tools Endanger Abortion Access. Lawmakers Must Act Now.
Unfettered location tracking endangers vulnerable groups and poses risks to safety and privacy, necessitating better protections against mass surveillance.
FTC prohibits data brokers from selling Americans' location data
The FTC banned Mobilewalla and Gravy Analytics from collecting and selling sensitive location data of Americans.
Limiting data collection is crucial for protecting individuals from potential harm and privacy violations.
Dems Move to Protect Abortion Seekers' Data Before GOP Takes Control of Congress
Elizabeth Warren aims to ban data brokers from selling consumers' health and location data to protect privacy, especially in light of recent reproductive rights concerns.
Location Data Firm Offers to Help Cops Track Targets via Doctor Visits
Location data from mobile phones is being used by police to track individuals, including through their healthcare information.
Increased surveillance post-Roe raises serious privacy concerns about how personal health data is utilized.
Dems Move to Protect Abortion Seekers' Data Before GOP Takes Control of Congress
Elizabeth Warren aims to ban data brokers from selling consumers' health and location data to protect privacy, especially in light of recent reproductive rights concerns.
Location Data Firm Offers to Help Cops Track Targets via Doctor Visits
Location data from mobile phones is being used by police to track individuals, including through their healthcare information.
Increased surveillance post-Roe raises serious privacy concerns about how personal health data is utilized.
DHS surveillance tools lack bias and privacy protections, GAO says
DHS lacks sufficient policies for addressing bias and privacy concerns related to surveillance technologies despite widespread use.
Privacy rules are spelling trouble for the art market
Increased confidentiality periods at auction houses hinder access to historic sales records, driven by privacy laws like GDPR.
Introducing EFF's New Video Series: Gate Crashing
The internet has democratized access to careers in writing and journalism, fostering a diverse cultural landscape.
404 Media Objects to a Texas Subpoena For Our Reporting
Texas AG Paxton's subpoena against 404 Media threatens press freedom by demanding confidential information relating to an unrelated case against Google.
Police unlawfully storing images of innocent people for facial recognition
Police are unlawfully retaining images of innocent individuals for facial recognition, despite a court ruling against this practice.