South Korea’s Top Court Ends YouTube Real-Name Rule
South Korea’s top court has overturned a law requiring YouTube creators to use real names, marking a victory for digital privacy and free expression.
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Israel used Microsoft tech to spy on Palestinians
A recent investigation uncovers how Israeli authorities reportedly exploited Microsoft technology for surveillance on Palestinians, raising serious privacy and human rights concerns.
Russia targets WhatsApp and Telegram over data sharing
Russian authorities escalate crackdown on popular messaging apps, citing national security risks over data sharing with foreign entities.
Gen Z's location-sharing obsession explained
Discover why Gen Z is embracing location-sharing apps like Find My Friends, turning real-time tracking into a cultural phenomenon and what it means for privacy.
Facial recognition: UK's Orwellian surveillance dilemma
Experts warn that the rapid expansion of facial recognition technology in the UK could undermine civil liberties and democratic freedoms. Is Big Brother watching you?
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.
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.
UK expands live facial recognition in policing overhaul
The UK government is set to expand the use of live facial recognition technology nationwide as part of a sweeping reform of neighbourhood policing, raising both security hopes and privacy concerns.
Trump wins legal battle over DOJ financial data access
A federal judge has ruled in favour of Donald Trump, preventing the Department of Justice from sifting through sensitive financial records of Americans in its investigation. The decision marks a significant win for the former president.
Texas sues Google over YouTube data collection
Texas has filed a lawsuit against Google, accusing the tech giant of illegally collecting biometric data from YouTube users without consent. The case could have major implications for digital privacy laws.
Birmingham Court CCTV Leak Sparks Legal Debate
Exclusive CCTV footage from Birmingham Crown Court, showing a violent altercation, was leaked to the press, raising serious concerns over privacy and legal protocols.
Geneva artist’s DNA portraits spark ethics debate in Paris
A provocative exhibition in Paris features portraits created using strangers' DNA, raising ethical questions about privacy and art.
Wikipedia sues UK government over surveillance laws
The Wikimedia Foundation takes legal action against the UK government, arguing that mass surveillance laws violate privacy rights and freedom of expression.
Princess Andre asks Katie Price to stop posting about her
Princess Andre, the 16-year-old daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre, has reportedly asked her mother to stop posting about her on social media, seeking more privacy as she grows up.
Man sells face to AI for £1,500
A man reveals how he made £1,500 by licensing his face to an AI company, sparking ethical debates about digital identity and privacy.
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.
Oligarchs spied on UK lawyers in high-profile cases
Shocking revelations uncover how wealthy oligarchs surveilled British lawyers involved in sensitive legal battles, raising serious concerns over privacy and legal integrity.
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.
Parents warned about risks of sharing kids' photos online
New study reveals the hidden dangers of posting children's photos on social media. Privacy experts urge parents to rethink their sharing habits.
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.
Instagram's Map Feature Raises Privacy Alarms
Instagram is testing a new map feature that could reveal users' locations, raising significant privacy concerns. Learn how to protect your data.
WNBA star arrested over adult toy at airport
A WNBA player was detained at Dallas Airport after a sex toy was discovered in her luggage, sparking controversy and debate over privacy rights.
Instagram tests new location-sharing map feature
Instagram is rolling out a new feature that allows users to share their location on a map. Discover how this update enhances social connectivity and what it means for privacy.
Tennessee enforces abortion data ban amid rights debate
Tennessee has passed a law banning the collection of abortion data, sparking debates over privacy and women's healthcare rights. Critics argue it obstructs transparency.
Instagram tests feature showing friends' liked posts
Instagram is testing a new feature that allows users to view posts liked by their friends, raising privacy concerns among some users.
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.
Police criticised for posting suspect's photo on Facebook
Lancashire Police faces backlash for sharing a suspect's image on social media without consent, raising privacy concerns.
Should you ask before posting friends' photos online?
A viral discussion has sparked debate over whether posting friends' photos on social media without consent is a breach of privacy—and if it should be illegal.
British tourists warned over hotel hidden cameras
UK holidaymakers are being urged to inspect their hotel rooms for hidden cameras following a rise in privacy breaches. Experts share essential tips to stay safe.
Starmer’s Digital ID Plan Sparks Privacy Debate
Labour leader Keir Starmer proposes a digital ID scheme to streamline immigration and public service access, sparking debate over privacy and efficiency.
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