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After 'one-child policy', China emphasises on a 'pro-birth agenda' to tackle shrinking population
Amid China's ongoing demographic crisis, the new 'pro-birth agenda' set up by the Communist Party d…
ANI
Data privacy issues, online frauds emerging as e-commerce growth hurdles: Eco Survey
The e-commerce industry in India is expected to cross USD 350 billion by 2030 and called for the ne…
PTI
India may boost FY25 capex by 8-10% amid surging revenues and record RBI surplus, says Market Kaleidoscope report
This fiscal boost comes as India reaches a historic financial milestone. The total market capitaliz…
ANI
Google leak reveals a list of past privacy mishaps, from recording children's voices to exposing user addresses in Waze, according to new report
A leaked copy of an internal Google database revealed thousands of privacy-related incidents from 2…
Ana Altchek
Google's privacy chief making 'shock' exit after 13 years with the company
Google's chief privacy officer is leaving the company after 13 years. The company says it has no pl…
Hannah Getahun
AI girlfriends will only break your heart, privacy experts warn
Romantic chatbots foster a toxic dynamic and relentlessly pry user data, The Mozilla Foundation fou…
Geoff Weiss
Elon Musk's X wants to collect users' biometric data and education history, an upcoming privacy policy update shows
Elon Musk's X unveiled a new privacy policy due to go into effect on September 29, which includes p…
Pete Syme
It is super important to honour users' privacy with AI phones: Samsung's JB Park
When it comes to enhancing personal experiences for consumers based on generative AI, it means that…
A disabled woman planned a 'once-in-a-lifetime' trip to Disney World. Then the park changed its disability policy.
Disney is trying to crack down on able-bodied guests exploiting its policies. But the disabled say …
Lauren Edmonds
We're entering advertising's new era
The rise of e-commerce means an increased focus on the valuable information retailers have about th…
Dan DeFrancesco
Google is the new IBM
Years of being one-upped on AI and cracking down on innovation turned the poster child for Silicon …
Hugh Langley,Lara O'Reilly
Major companies are reportedly using this AI tool to track Slack and Teams messages from more than 3 million employees. Privacy experts are alarmed.
A startup claims its AI tool tracks employee messages on Slack and Teams to monitor risk. Experts a…
Aaron Mok
As facial recognition software usage grows, NITI Aayog seeks clarity on Digi Yatra privacy
Amid growing concerns about use of facial recognition technology (FRT) across sectors, the NITI Aay…
Gyms crack down on people filming themselves exercising amid concerns about privacy and overcrowding
Gyms such as Virgin Active, PureGym, and Fitness First are cracking down on people filming themselv…
Lindsay Dodgson
Google Play asks app developers to share accurate user data, prohibits ‘sugar daddy’ apps
Along with that, the policy also prohibits apps from downloading executable code from a source…
WhatsApp’s new privacy policy — here is why you don't have to lose sleep over it
WhatsApp on Monday told the Delhi high court that its new controversial privacy policy has not been…
Whatsapp, Signal and Telegram face a catch-22 situation as India’s new social media rules threaten encryption
Encryption is a safety blanket for many. It is the night light to keep nightmares away. But, that m…
Florida prisons may violate policy by locking people in unsanitary shower stalls for hours on end
Prisoners say the stalls are often filthy, with feces, urine, black mold, and mice; one man said he…
Nicole Einbinder
WhatsApp faces a fresh antitrust investigation in India over its new privacy policy that shares users’ data with Facebook
India’s competition watchdog has launched a fresh antitrust investigation against WhatsApp. The Com…
Indian government threatens legal action against WhatsApp’s new privacy policy – WhatsApp refuses to back down
The Indian government has put WhatsApp on notice as the messaging giant is yet to back down from it…