Police Use Facial Recognition Vans – Privacy Concerns
UK police are using mobile facial recognition vans to scan public areas, raising alarms over privacy and civil liberties. Critics warn of 'Orwellian' surveillance.
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HMRC Deploys AI to Spy on Bank Accounts
The UK tax authority is using artificial intelligence to monitor bank transactions in a bid to crack down on tax evasion. Here's how it affects you.
Online Safety Act: Free speech threat or necessary protection?
The UK's Online Safety Act has sparked debate over digital ID requirements, raising concerns about privacy and free speech while aiming to protect users from harmful content.
GPS trackers in kids' shoes: Safety or surveillance?
Parents are increasingly using GPS trackers in children's shoes, but is this vigilant parenting or an invasion of privacy? Experts weigh in on the debate.
Instagram 'Peek' Raises Privacy Concerns
Instagram's latest 'Peek' feature allows users to send disappearing photos, but experts warn it could pose serious privacy risks. Learn how to protect your data.
Afghans Fear Iran-Taliban Data Exploitation
Reports suggest Iran may be collaborating with the Taliban to exploit Afghanistan's national database, sparking fears among Afghan citizens over privacy and security breaches.
Spotify, Xbox accounts face deletion under UK Online Safety Act
Spotify and Xbox users in the UK face potential account deletions under the new Online Safety Act, sparking widespread outrage over privacy and digital rights.
Lloyds and Halifax hit by major online banking outage
Lloyds and Halifax customers report widespread issues with online and mobile banking services, leaving many unable to access their accounts or make payments.
Lloyds Bank Closing 45 UK Branches
Lloyds Banking Group announces the closure of 45 branches, impacting customers in Yorkshire, East Midlands, and beyond. Find out if your local branch is affected.
Santander axes 140 UK jobs in branch shake-up
Santander announces significant job cuts across its UK branches, affecting 140 roles as part of a broader digital transformation strategy.
Santander UK job cuts amid profit push
Santander UK reveals plans to slash jobs as part of a cost-cutting strategy to boost profits. Find out how this decision impacts employees and the banking sector.
HSBC Canada CEO resigns amid strategic changes
HSBC Canada's CEO Dave Clark steps down as the bank navigates strategic changes and economic turbulence in Argentina, with leadership passing to Linda Seymour.
Apple removes tea ID app over privacy violations
Apple has pulled a popular tea identification app from its App Store following allegations of privacy violations and data misuse.
Santander hit by major banking outage
Thousands of Santander customers were left unable to access their accounts due to a major technical glitch. Here’s the latest on the disruption and how it affects you.
Barclays in talks to acquire Tesco Bank
Barclays is reportedly in advanced discussions to purchase Tesco Bank, a move that could reshape the UK retail banking sector. Here's how the potential deal might impact consumers and the financial landscape.
DWP to monitor benefit claimants' bank accounts
The UK government plans to grant the DWP sweeping powers to scrutinise bank accounts of benefit claimants in an effort to reduce fraud, sparking privacy concerns.
Operation Dark Phone: Ethics of filming criminals exposed
A controversial new TV series pushes boundaries by showing criminals in their most private moments. But is it ethical—or necessary?
Chase & Wells Fargo Slash Branches in Digital Push
Chase and Wells Fargo are accelerating branch closures across the US, signalling a dramatic shift towards digital banking and cost efficiency.
Police use social media to track illegal migrants
UK law enforcement agencies are increasingly using social media platforms to identify and locate individuals suspected of illegal immigration, raising concerns over privacy and ethical implications.
Woman furious over Endeavour Energy drone spying on her home
A Sydney woman demands answers after a drone allegedly operated by Endeavour Energy spies on her property, raising privacy concerns.
Amazon’s Bee Wristband: Privacy Risk?
A peculiar bee-shaped wristband listed on Amazon has sparked privacy concerns, with users questioning whether it secretly records conversations.
Banking hubs fail to meet customer needs
A recent survey reveals widespread dissatisfaction with UK banking hubs, as customers face ongoing problems accessing essential services.
Dream recorder tech: Marvel or nightmare?
Scientists are developing a 'dream recorder' that could transform your subconscious thoughts into cinematic reels. But is this groundbreaking innovation a marvel or a nightmare?
Barclays introduces new banking fees - what you'll pay
Barclays has announced new fees for certain banking services, affecting millions of customers. Find out how these changes could impact your finances.
Meta's IDF-targeted drone ads spark outrage
Meta under fire for allowing targeted drone ads aimed at IDF personnel in Israel, raising ethical and privacy concerns.
UK Demands Backdoor Access to Apple's Encrypted Data
The UK government is pushing for backdoor access to encrypted data on Apple devices, raising serious concerns over privacy and cybersecurity.
Facial Recognition at Notting Hill Carnival
London's Met Police introduces live facial recognition technology at Notting Hill Carnival to tackle rising violence, sparking privacy debates.
ICE accesses Medicaid data, sparking privacy fears
US immigration enforcement agencies have been given access to Medicaid recipients' personal data, sparking fears over privacy and data misuse.
Trump admin used Medicaid data to track immigrants
A shocking investigation uncovers how the Trump administration used confidential Medicaid records to track and deport undocumented immigrants, raising serious privacy and ethical concerns.
Chancellor warned over bank ringfencing reforms
Experts warn that hasty changes to UK banking regulations could destabilise the financial sector. Learn why caution is advised.
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