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Why are so many creators talking about moving away from Adobe and Photoshop?
The controversy began when Adobe Photoshop and Substance 3D — the bread-and-butter applications of …
Generative AI usage advertising comes with its legal implications
Generative AI has brought significant advancements to the advertising sector, reshaping content cre…
Biden's administration could have big advertising implications
Business Insider's top advertising and media stories for November 9.
Lauren Johnson
Rising cases of cyberbullying, data privacy and other threats in online gaming: Report
Threats to watch out for in online gaming, a Rs 3 billion industry
Facebook overpaid the FTC by nearly $5 billion to 'protect Zuckerberg' and 'make his problems go away' after Cambridge Analytica scandal, shareholders claim
Facebook hasn't escaped the 2018 Cambridge Analytica scandal as shareholders allege a $5 billion "q…
Hannah Towey
Apple is delaying its controversial plan to scan iPhones for images of child sex abuse after privacy backlash
Apple originally announced the plan in August as a way to limit the spread of child sex abuse image…
Francis Agustin
The head of Facebook-owned WhatsApp slammed Apple's plan to scan iPhones for child abuse images as a 'setback for people's privacy all over the world'
WhatsApp head Will Cathcart tweeted his disapproval of Apple's announcement to scan iPhone photos f…
Francis Agustin
There's a battle brewing over Google's $1 billion high-tech neighborhood, and it could have big privacy implications for cities
Among the many issues raised in her resignation letter, Muzaffar referenced reports that Sidewalk L…
Aria Bendix
As Amazon prepares its Sidewalk launch, privacy experts are raising concerns. One described the tech company's plans as 'another monumental step in surveillance capitalism.'
Privacy and tech experts said Amazon's new Sidewalk network, which connects strangers' Alexa device…
Kevin Shalvey
Facebook is lashing out at Apple again about privacy changes
Business Insider's top advertising and media stories for December 17.
Lauren Johnson
What WhatsApp and Facebook want to do is worse than stalking, India's solicitor general tells court
India’s competition watchdog doesn’t want WhatsApp sharing user data with its parent company, Faceb…
Mozilla is not happy with India's new IT rules claiming there aren't enough checks and balances in place
According to Mozilla’s public policy advisor, Udhbav Tiwari, the sudden move will have ‘disastro…
How smartphone apps extract your data via location tracking
To this end, the researchers developed a mobile application -- TrackingAdvisor -- that conti…
India is ramping up the use of facial recognition to track down individuals without any laws to keep track of how this technology is being used
The Indian government is using facial recognition technology to track down the protestors who were …
TikTok is facing legal action from a 12-year-old girl over the way it handles children's data
The 12-year-old can remain anonymous, as a judge in England said revealing her identity could expos…
Isobel Asher Hamilton
How third-party tracking getting blocked could impact marketing
With Google announcing plans to phase out third-party cookies in Chrome, the implication is wider
Apple's iPhone 11 Pro privacy bug tracks your location even if it’s disabled
Apple’s iPhone 11 Pro reportedly continues to track the user even if they’ve disabled location serv…
Dentsu sets out the timeframe for brands to be 'cookie-free' in its new global guide on web tracking and privacy
60% say they are not familiar with tracking prevention or unsure about the consequences on their bu…
The sins and virtues of data privacy — Experts discuss where the responsibility lies
When you wake in the morning, you check your smartphone. Once you’re in your car, you turn on …