#user-rights

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fromTheregister
2 weeks ago

WeTransfer ToS adding 'machine learning' caused freakout

WeTransfer insisted it had zero intention of abusing anyone's intellectual property, saying it had made the change to cover an upcoming moderation service.
Privacy technologies
fromwww.bbc.com
4 weeks ago
Privacy professionals

BBC Studios Privacy Policy

BBC Studios has a privacy policy concerning the collection, usage, and sharing of personal information.
Marketing tech
fromPCMAG
2 months ago

Bluesky Still Figuring Out How to Make Money Without Spamming You With Ads

Bluesky emphasizes a decentralized approach to social media, ensuring user control and alternatives in the event of errors or issues.
fromTechSpot
4 months ago

"MyTerms" draft standard wants to fix what Do Not Track couldn't

The MyTerms standard introduces user-friendly privacy contracts for online services.
It aims to empower users to dictate their privacy preferences.
fromPetaPixel
4 months ago

Meta May Charge UK Users for Ad-Free Facebook and Instagram

The Information Commissioner's Office emphasizes that users should have control over their data, stating the people possess the right to object to their personal information being utilized for direct marketing.
Marketing tech
Privacy technologies
fromHackernoon
2 years ago

Consent: It's Not Just for Doctors' Offices Anymore-Tech Needs It Too | HackerNoon

Consent in healthcare and technology enables informed decision-making and individual rights, with shared values and principles.
Marketing tech
fromDigiday
5 months ago

AI Briefing: The FTC is leaning into 'tech censorship'

The FTC is investigating online platforms for potential censorship of users based on speech or affiliation.
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fromZDNET
9 months ago

Cash App users have less than a month to claim up to a $2,500 settlement payout

Cash App's negligence in handling data breaches has led to a settlement for affected users, with claims open until November 18.
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